Everyday science Blog Nobel-prize trivia Who's the only physicist to have won a Nobel Prize for Literature?...
Everyday science Blog World's largest ever geological mapping project launched today I was intrigued to see how this project will improve how scientists interact...
Everyday science Blog Room temperature ice – deja vu? In their latest work, they concentrate on the stucture of the water itself...
Everyday science Blog NASA the party-pooper Fifty years ago today, US President Dwight Eisenhower signed legislation that created NASA...
Everyday science Blog Physics TV Robotic rats, electric eels and teacher training are just three of the topics covered...
Projects and facilities Blog Cut the SLAC The US Department of Energy is getting a minor headache trying to come up with a new name for SLAC...
Everyday science Blog Racing with the Sun UPDATE: The race was won by the Michigan solar car, which travelled from Dallas to Calgary in a little under 52 hours....
Everyday science Blog 'What a long strange trip it's been' The Grateful Dead's famous lyric describes exactly how I feel after reading a paper on the arXiv preprint server...
Telescopes and space missions Blog ISS looks to the future The Heads of the International Space Station (ISS) met in Paris yesterday and I went along to find out what they have planned for the future...
Everyday science Blog A pawn in the string wars? The July 21 issue of The New Yorker landed on my doormat this morning...