Of old habits and new ideas
Controversy and opposition in the face of world-changing innovation has a long history and being an innovator is never plain sailing, says Wasiu O Popoola
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Images of 2016 in physics
From politics to penguins: a picture review of the world of physics in 2016
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Tracing the path towards totality
Tyler Nordgren’s book on the science and beauty of a total solar eclipse flows between personal experiences and scientific facts
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Flash Physics: Dark matter is smooth, UK boosts industrial physics, Pakistan honours Abdus Salam
Today's selection of need-to-know updates from the world of physics
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Zombie girls: a history
A new book tells the depressing but important tale of female radium-dial painters in the early 1900s who contracted radiation poisoning, writes Kate Brown
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Flash Physics: Optical clock in space, Richard Garwin wins presidential medal, lighting the cosmic web
Today's selection of need-to-know updates from the world of physics
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How weather became a science
A book on three pioneers of meteorology reveals much about their science, although little about their personalities, says David M Schultz
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Flash Physics: LHC smashes luminosity record, gender bias in astronomy, calculating axion masses
Today's selection of need-to-know updates from the world of physics
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Science under duress
Margaret Harris reviews Stalin and the Scientists: a History of Triumph and Tragedy by Simon Ings
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The struggle for convergence
Are all the fields of science converging towards a unified narrative? Manjit Kumar assesses the “deepest idea in the universe”
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