Ian Briggs looks at how the history of nuclear physics is captured in postage stamps
Read article: What can postage stamps tell us about the history of nuclear physics?
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Read article: Physicist makes 1000th outreach visit, pioneering Japanese physicist’s time in the UK is celebrated
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Read article: Meet the artist behind the Nobel portraits, how to avoid ‘nobelitus’
The centre is expected to host up to half a million visitors a year
Read article: CERN opens its new Science Gateway outreach centre
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Read article: AI-cooked steak, Prada space suits, agriculture starts with a bang
Lise Meitner should have won a prize in physics for her discovery
Read article: Why is there no Nobel physics prize for nuclear fission?
Runaway prices almost prevented Otto Stern from doing a seminal quantum experiment
Read article: German hyperinflation, and what it has to do with a Nobel prize
The 2013 physics prize for the Higgs boson illustrates a big challenge facing the Nobel committee
Read article: Nobel’s three-winner limit does not reflect modern science
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Read article: Watching paint dry, swimming drag, iconic paper centenary
We are keen on condensed matter and optical physics this year, or perhaps quantum
Read article: Who will win the Nobel Prize for Physics? Our predictions for 2023
