Once a physicist: Salvator Roberto Amendolia
The science attaché to the Italian Embassy in London
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An inspiration to all
Paul Kagame is the last person you would expect to see at a science meeting. Eighteen years ago he returned to his native Rwanda after 30 years of exile. In 1994, as the genocide against his people cl...
Once a physicist: Chris Rapley
The new boss of London’s Science Museum on solar flares, climate change and communicating with the public
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Once a physicist: Tony Hey
Microsoft's vice president for external research explains what he does
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Blog life: The Reference Frame
Luboš Motl targets strings
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Once a physicist: Chandrika Nath
From particle physics to science advisor
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Once a physicist: Sergi Jordà
The inventor of the 3D display industry
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Once a physicist: Walter Ray Williams Jr
Statistics separates strikes from spares
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Once a physicist: Burnaby Q Orbax
Fire balls inspired the study of physics
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Once a physicist: Mike Long
How did you become interested in physics? As the son of a pastor, I grew up in several tiny towns, one of which had only 500 people. When maths suddenly “clicked” for me at the age of abou...
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