Freedom in the Equation exhibition opens at Harvard Science Centre
The exhibition, which is part of the Science at Risk project, runs until 10 March
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Say hi to Quinnie – the official mascot of the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology
Meet the playful mascot marking the centenary of quantum mechanics in 2025
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European Space Agency’s Euclid mission spots spectacular Einstein ring
The ring is due to the gravitational effects of a galaxy located around 590 million light-years from Earth
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PLANCKS physics quiz – the solutions
How did you get on with our fiendish end-of-year quiz?
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The physics of George R R Martin’s Wild Card virus revealed
Martin has put his name to a theoretical physics paper
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Explore the quantum frontier: all about the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology 2025
Tushna Commissariat rounds up the key activities, talks and events in the IYQ calendar across the UK
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IOP president Keith Burnett outlines a ‘pivotal’ year ahead for UK physics
A failure to support physics and physics-based industries could result in missed opportunities, says Burnett
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SMART spherical tokamak produces its first plasma
The SMall Aspect Ratio Tokamak operates with a 'negative triangularity' configuration
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‘Why do we have to learn this?’ A physics educator’s response to every teacher’s least favourite question
Mark Whalley argues that a physics education builds valuable skills, but not for the reasons often given to students
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Astrophysicists reveal huge variation in the shape of exocomet belts
A population of 74 planetesimal belts orbiting nearby stars has been studied by researchers
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