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US candidates on science policy, your satellite idea could bag a share in £50,000
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See in the new year with the January 2018 issue of Physics World
Colliding neutron stars, ultrasonics to study Fukushima and technology for blind physicists are all in the new issue of Physics World magazine
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The 10 quirkiest physics stories of 2017
We revisit the universal law of defecation, CERN emojis and much more
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A very LIGO Christmas
Test your comedy skills and take part in our special caption competition
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Reviewing a year in industry
Highlights from 2017
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World’s smallest Christmas card and a fusion Christmas number one
Happy holidays from Physics World
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New constellations, happy birthday Kristian Birkeland, ‘There once was a chemist from Bath…’
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A puzzling neutrino detector, the best way to crumple cans
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Physics World’s shortlist for Book of the Year 2017
Our picks for top physics books of the year
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