Riffing on the universe
Jazz musician and theoretical physicist Stephon Alexander brings a fresh perspective to links between science and music, writes Trevor Cox
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Buckyball pioneer Harold Kroto dies at 76
Nobel-prize-winning chemist created ball-shaped molecules to better understand interstellar clouds
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Faces of Physics: working in green energy
How a physics degree can take you to a farm in Uganda
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Mary, Queen of Scottish banknotes
The life and legacy of Mary Somerville, who will appear on the new RBS £10
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Between the lines
A book that fills in the gaps in your astronomy education and an illuminating biography of Max Planck, reviewed by Margaret Harris
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The life and times of Einstein – 'A vagabond and a wanderer'
Delving into the scientific and cultural consequences of general relativity at the Einstein’s Legacy conference
Art McDonald and Takaaki Kajita win 2015 Nobel Prize for Physics
Pair win for their discovery of neutrino oscillations
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Chinese-American physicist cleared of spying allegations
Charges against Xiaoxing Xi dropped after experts say secret design was not passed to Chinese researchers
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Physicist nominated to lead US Department of Energy’s Office of Science
Barack Obama has chosen Cherry Murray for top science role
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Former Indian president APJ Abdul Kalam was a 'scientist and a statesman'
India's 11th president, who died on Monday, leaves behind a scientific legacy
