Student behaviour in the MOOCosphere
New study investigates how students are engaging with massive open online courses
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Fran Scott’s four golden rules for getting kids hooked on science
BBC science presenter distils her experience into four key bits of advice
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Personal reflections on Plutopia
This month's physicsworld.com podcast touched a nerve with our reviews editor
BICEP2 surprise visit, a bizarre rant, credible science fiction and more
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Could a canned UK-led telescope have discovered B-modes before BICEP2?
Clover telescope cancelled in 2009
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Medical scanning demystified
New online courses present medical-imaging techniques in non-technical ways
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Making brain-busting ideas easier to grasp
A great science-themed doodle that made us smile
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Web bill-of-rights, cosmic popular culture, origami microscopes and more
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Cracking the earthquake lights mystery and out-of-this-world technology
A final round-up of talks at the APS March meeting in Denver, Colorado
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Five celebrities who are quantum physicists in disguise
Meet our quantum quintet who’ve all revealed their inner scientist
