Making brain-busting ideas easier to grasp
A great science-themed doodle that made us smile
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The electronics wonderkid from Ulan Bator
Video interview with Battushig Myanganbayar who achieved a perfect score in an online MIT course, aged just 15
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Cambridge physicists divided over Hawking chair
High salary and limited term concern some academics
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New ways to teach and learn physics
Download your free PDF of the March 2014 special issue of Physics World on physics education
The power of YouTube
Philip Moriarty describes his experiences in front of the camera as one of the stars of the Sixty Symbols series YouTube videos
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Between the lines
Educational books about quantum mechanics, scientific writing and physics projects for children, reviewed by Margaret Harris
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Physics World brings Feynman lecture to life
Classic 1964 lecture by Richard Feynman appears as "science doodle" in the March 2014 special issue of Physics World on education
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The spot in the shadow
Robert P Crease shows just how hard it can be to assign credit for a scientific discovery
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Giving the public access to research
Library users in the UK now have access to 8000 academic journals
Classroom seismometers could monitor earthquakes worldwide
Low-cost, robust device could help with geophysics education
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