Seeking advice
Looking for a job? Margaret Harris sees what help is at hand for physics graduates finding their way in the job market
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Ready, steady, cook: a fresh take on science teaching
David Weitz and colleagues are collaborating with some of the world's leading chefs to spice up science teaching at Harvard University
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Is it a lab or is it a kitchen?
A Harvard course uses food and cooking to teach undergraduates about soft-matter science
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Explaining research: new tricks for new media
View on demand: an online lecture presented by Dennis Meredith
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Spreading the word: why science outreach matters
Materials scientist Amy Moll believes that researchers have an obligation to educate the general public about their work
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Top 10 books for 2010
Physics World unveils its choices for top physics books of the year
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Gongs away
Bagging a physics prize can bring both pleasures and pitfalls
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US loses status as a ‘colossus of science’
Report says countries in Asia are beginning to equal the US
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Bronx physics
Robert P Crease on why one New York school has produced seven Nobel-prize winners
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Carl Wieman accepts White House science post
Nobel-prize winner confirmed as Obama's associate director for science
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