Read article: Physics in the Looking Glass: IOP podcast reflects on the role of physicists in society
The IOP's podcast Looking Glass explores the contributions and responsibilities of physicists to society, both today and in the world of tomorrow
Read article: Why peregrine falcons wear eyeliner, golden eagles could accelerate using turbulence
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Read article: A funny thing happened on my way to class
Joanne O’Meara on the benefits of injecting a little humour into physics teaching
Read article: Topological fluids, the proton radius and art and science: the June 2021 issue of Physics World magazine is now out
The June 2021 issue of Physics World includes a look at questions in physics that are taking a long time to solve
Read article: Wobbly physics of bowling balls, Stephen Hawking’s archive acquired for the UK
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Read article: A comprehensive compendium of bioimaging and microscopy technologies
New book provides the first all-inclusive collection of imaging techniques used in biological and preclinical research
Read article: Meet NIST’s pandemic poet and other characters from 1918, quasicrystal was created by nuclear bomb
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Read article: Stormy rhythms: creating music from the giant waves that shape our coasts
The Drumming the Waves project will capture the physics and emotion of coastal dynamics
Read article: More human than human
A short story by Kevlin Henney explores AI and the Turing Test
Read article: Einstein letter reveals interest in animal navigation, artificial intelligence predicts how a violin will sound
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