Read article: AAPM 2019: medical physicists assemble in Texas
At this year's meeting of the American Association of Physicists in Medicine, the temperature was scorching and the physics was exceptional
Read article: A gathering of nuclear detectives
CSI: Nuclear Forensics doesn’t exist, but a conference in Bristol last week was the next best thing
Read article: Advanced microscopy pioneer leaves broad ranging legacy
Inventor of acoustic and atomic force microscopy, Calvin Quate dies aged 95
Read article: Vexillologist ponders the Moon, Jodrell Bank is UNESCO Heritage Site, particle physicist sings the praises of argon
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Read article: Lindau 2019: Tips for your career in science from Nobel laureates
As the 69th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting comes to a close, panellists discuss the options for scientists outside academia
Read article: Majority of MIT engineering heads are now women, hand dryers are indeed very loud, what should we say to aliens?
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Read article: Lindau 2019: Fighting the threats nationalism poses to science
Panellists at discussion event argue that students should be taught to detect false information and to value an international approach to science
Read article: The forecast from Lindau: a bright future for young South African scientists
Speakers at the 69th Lindau Meeting believe that young scientists can play an important role in building strong economies and tackling the climate crisis
Read article: The Moon: 50 years after Apollo 11
The July 2019 issue of Physics World celebrates the 50th anniversary of those historic first footsteps on the Moon
Read article: Autonomous particle accelerators, how many superheroes are needed to make a film successful?
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