Martin Gardner would have smiled
Robert P Crease reports from the 13th "Gathering 4 Gardner" meeting in honour of mathematics popularizer Martin Gardner
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GW170817 kilonova: what happened next
Update on the binary neutron star merger
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Quantum computing could revolutionize nuclear and particle physics
Richard Feynman’s early work on quantum computing is celebrated
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Talking skyrmions in Columbus, Ohio
A little condensed matter physics before APS April kicks off
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Manga fuses nuclear physics and art, music and football fans go seismic, surf’s up for GPS
Excerpts from the Red Folder
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An airborne solution for off-grid energy
Aircraft that harvest energy from the wind offer a breath of fresh air at the IDTechEx conference in Berlin
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EGU 2018: robot boats assess the Danube
Remote-control boat can take measurements and collect water samples autonomously
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EGU 2018: could eagle ‘eyes’ measure urban boundary layer?
The trials and triumphs of attaching sensors to a tame eagle
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EGU 2018: shaken not stirred
When an artist and an atmospheric dynamicist work together for public engagement
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EGU 2018: how to distinguish football celebrations from dancing
Seismometer could provide information about building vibrations and traffic
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