Study reveals ‘cash for papers’ rewards in China
Flash Physics: need-to-know updates from the world of physics
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Interstate discomfort
Robert P Crease explains why trying to patent software is such a hard thing to do
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Why we should give credit to code creators
Arfon Smith argues that we need to adopt better ways of recognizing contributors to software development in physics
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Introducing Physics World Discovery
Celebrate World Book Day with Physics World Discovery – new, short-form free-to-read ebooks on some of the hottest topics in physics
Speaking a different language: how to communicate science
Brian Clegg looks at how we might improve how we talk about science
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Do physicists avoid reading papers with lots of equations?
Citations drop as mathematical content rises, says controversial study
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Flash Physics: LHC smashes luminosity record, gender bias in astronomy, calculating axion masses
Today's selection of need-to-know updates from the world of physics
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US agency files charges against open access publisher
OMICS group accused of using "false promises" to attract submissions
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Flash Physics: Giant glowing ‘space blobs’, SCOAP3 extended for three years, European Spallation Source gains momentum
Today's selection of need-to-know updates from the world of physics
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No result, no problem? How to effectively communicate null results
Philip Ball explores the pros and cons of publicizing “null results” in science
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