Just-in-time physics
Robert P Crease sees if it's possible to study physics by learning only what you need to finish a project
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Between the lines
Science-fiction short stories based on real exoplanets and advice for young scientists from the biologist Edward O Wilson, reviewed by Margaret Harris
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Learning to adapt: an interview with Joshua Miele
Physicist-turned-adaptive-devices-researcher Joshua Miele talks about the barriers that blind science students face in their studies
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What is the key to an engaging physics class?
Nicola Bowler gives some tips for delivering inspiring physics lectures
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Diversifying physics
MIT students and faculty believe that diversity is the key to success
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Web life
A website full of beautiful and intriguing MRI scans of, er, fruits and vegetables
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Measuring culture
Physicists can measure objects but, asks Robert P Crease, can they measure values too?
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What is the most common problem with academic presentations?
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A physics primer, with equations
Leonard Susskind's guide to getting started in physics, reviewed by Lowry Kirkby
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