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Read article: How some snakes can fly, visualizing aerosols from musical instruments, song celebrates new space telescope images
US president Joe Biden unveiled the JWST's first spectacular "deep field" image today at a White House event
Read article: Here is the first full-colour science image from the James Webb Space Telescope
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Read article: Stunning images of an Antarctic neutrino detector, a pollinating flower and an aurora-bathed turbine feature in science photography contests
Particle physicist Daniel Whiteson and artist Jorge Cham wonder how we can sustain the excitement of 4 July 2012 and what new particles – if any – might be awaiti...
Read article: Keep on keeping on: why we must persevere in our study of the Higgs boson
The past, present and future of high-energy physics come under the spotlight in the July 2022 issue of Physics World
Read article: Was the discovery of the Higgs boson the pinnacle for high-energy physics at CERN?
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Read article: Synchrotron board game encourages careers in science, how to BBQ the perfect burger
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Read article: Optical microphone images vibrations, women win both top prizes in UK young scientist and engineer awards
James Dacey talks to the stained-glass artist about her inspiration and work
Read article: The glass that offers Ukraine hope: Oksana Kondratyeva on the interface between art, science and architecture
To mark Physics World’s first AI in Medical Physics Week, we’ve put together a short quiz – answers next week
Read article: AI and medical physics: test your knowledge in this trivia quiz
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Read article: Climate change affects cherry blossoms, satisfying sizzle gives cooking temperature
