Swimming against the unseen tide
Amy Bug finds that even small, unconscious biases in the evaluation of female physicists can have dramatic consequences
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Canada aids search for the African Einstein
Government pledges money to create a network of African science centres
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Web life: Physics-GamesDotNet
Physics-GamesDotNet – the one-stop-shop for physics games
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Saudi Arabia to create renewable energy ‘city’
King Abdullah considers the future of his country beyond oil
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Web life: Just A Theory
Just a Theory – good and bad science in the mainstream media
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Science in the Muslim world
Jim Al-Khalili examines the prospects for an Islamic scientific renaissance
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Talking physics in the Twittersphere
Brian Clegg argues that personal blogs and sites such as Twitter are a force for good in communicating science
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Communicating science
The Hollywood actor Alan Alda, who has a deep and passionate interest in science, is part of an innovative US project to help scientists to communicate, as Robert P Crease finds out
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Legendary oceanographer scoops Crafoord prize
Tide master Walter Munks awarded $550,000 for seminal geophysics research
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Fear grips Iranian academics
Assassination of physicist Masoud Alimohammadi heightens tensions in Tehran
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