COVID-19 hits Nobel banquet, Plato was right, incubator noise
Excerpts from the Red Folder
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Human hair soaks up oil spills, shortlist for astronomy photography contest, what if the Trinity test had failed?
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The virtual conference: thoughts from a first time ‘attendee’
This year’s AAPM Annual Meeting, held jointly with the Canadian Organization of Medical Physicists, was a completely virtual event
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Physics in the pandemic: ‘Surviving the virus really aligns your perspective’
For astronomer Karina Voggel, COVID-19 meant lost observing time, cancelled conferences and squeezing round a kitchen table to work. Then she got sick
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Happy ‘Helium Conservation Day’, faeces-firing penguins, more physics of bending spaghetti
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David Leckrone’s scientific highlights from three decades of the Hubble Space Telescope
Astrophysicist and former senior project scientist for Hubble picks his favourites
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The physics of N95 masks, imaging sensitive corals, how Fermilab’s PIP-II accelerator will work
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Hubble trouble, fighting ‘flat-Earthers’ and blue lasers for batteries: the July 2020 edition of Physics World is now out
Explore the latest issue of your favourite physics magazine
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Exotic locales for alien life, meet a 16-year-old satellite scientist
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From the lab to the courtroom
Sidney Perkowitz on two physicists who helped lay the foundations of forensic science
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