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Read article: Doing science in the open
Online networking tools are pervasive, but why have scientists been so slow to adopt many of them? Michael Nielsen explains how we can build a better culture of ...
Read article: Chernobyl’s hidden legacy
An argument in favour of re-examining Soviet-era data on radiation and its effects
Read article: A model approach to climate change
How physics underpins the climate
Read article: The huge carbon footprint of large-scale computing
Physicists working on large-scale experiments may have to consider the significant environmental impact of the computer power they require. Michael Allen investiga...
Read article: What if a solar super-storm hit?
Ashley Dale examines the devastating impact that a solar super-storm could have on life on Earth
Read article: Why COVID-19 could make physicists kick some of their habits forever
Could the virus behind COVID-19 be the event that shifts our habits on driving and flying forever?
Read article: Burying climate change for good
The merits of capturing and storing carbon
Read article: The sound of silence
Listening to infrasound
Read article: Lab architecture
Robert P Crease looks at good and bad examples of lab design: do you agree with his choices?
Read article: The unsettled heavens
Aaron Leonard enjoys a fictionalized account of a meteorologist's role in the D-Day landings
