Nuclear energy may come from the sea
Uranium extracted from the sea could provide centuries of power
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Water evaporation generates electrical energy
Nanostructured material could drive essential equipment in warm climates
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Flash Physics: New solar-energy model, Persis Drell named Stanford provost, gas sensors in a jiffy
Today's selection of need-to-know updates from the world of physics
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Web life: Azimuth
The official blog of the Azimuth project, which promotes interdisciplinary work on climate change and environmental science
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Guarding integrity
Robert P Crease meets Marcia McNutt, the incoming president of the US National Academy of Sciences
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Faces of Physics: working in green energy
How a physics degree can take you to a farm in Uganda
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Web life: Nuclear Hitchhiker
A student-run blog about nuclear energy, safety and policy
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An insidious and ubiquitous menace
A book about corrosion and the herculean efforts to combat it is "absorbing and interesting" but short on satisfying science, say reviewers
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Kirigami solar cells follow the Sun
Simple new design cheaply increases solar-cell efficiency
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Web life: EGU Network blogs
A collection of geology, geophysics and earth science blogs written by (mostly) European geoscientists
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