Peer review’s value
Robert P Crease on why trust and anonymity are so central to the success of peer review
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A shining light for African science
Plans are afoot to build Africa's first ever light source. Sekazi Mtingwa calls for physicists to get behind the project
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International Year of Light draws to a close
Successful year marked by thousands of events held in more than 100 countries worldwide
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Quest to understand ‘nothing’ wins Physics World’s 2015 Book of the Year
Amanda Gefter's Trespassing on Einstein's Lawn takes top honour
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Cooking Bacon
Has Francis Bacon been unfairly vilified, asks Robert P Crease
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The Master’s route
A Master's degree in physics can open many doors, but is it the right step for your career? Alaina G Levine explores the options
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Quantifying the success of public engagement
What's the best way to judge the success of outreach projects?
Berkeley astronomers question future of Geoffrey Marcy after harassment charge
Exoplanet hunter apologizes for "unwelcomed" behaviour with women
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Physics logos
Is there a logo that unifies all of physics, wonders Robert P Crease
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Between the lines
Books about the science of keeping things cool and a security breach at one of America’s premier nuclear-weapons facilities, plus a DVD featuring some very nerdy science comedy
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