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The reality of open access
Michael Banks looks at how governments are implementing open-access policies
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What can scientists gain from blogging?
Science blogger Andrew Jaffe on what scientists can gain by sharing their insights and enthusiasm
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Institute of Physics launches new blog
Comment and analysis from a diverse roster of physicists
Visible improvements
A book of tips for improving scientific graphics, reviewed by James Davenport
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The revolution will be typeset
Duncan Steele explains how one of the most widely used tools in physics – LaTeX – is adapting to the era of tablet computers
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What’s in store for 2013?
Celebrate the turn of the year with our predictions of the key physics events of the next 12 months
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The art of science blogging
Mark Trodden talks to Physics World about his experiences as a blogger
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UK to support open access
Government accepts conclusion from report into open-access publishing
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UK should lead on open-access publishing, says report
Research-funding structures must change to adapt to switch from subscription-based journals
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