Excerpts from the Red Folder
Read article: Majority of MIT engineering heads are now women, hand dryers are indeed very loud, what should we say to aliens?
Panellists at discussion event argue that students should be taught to detect false information and to value an international approach to science
Read article: Lindau 2019: Fighting the threats nationalism poses to science
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 forecast from Lindau: a bright future for young South African scientists
The July 2019 issue of Physics World celebrates the 50th anniversary of those historic first footsteps on the Moon
Read article: The Moon: 50 years after Apollo 11
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Read article: Autonomous particle accelerators, how many superheroes are needed to make a film successful?
If you’re not able to see the eclipse next week, find out where and when you need to be to experience totality in the next 10 years
Read article: Wish you were here? Seven chances to experience a total solar eclipse in the 2020s
NASA's Dragonfly mission and "technosignatures" of alien civilizations are hot topics at AbSciCon 2019
Read article: Will we soon see city lights glittering on distant planets?
The TRAPPIST-1 system is the current darling of astrobiologists
Read article: How to look for signs of life on a planet 40 light-years away
This year's meeting in Lindau, Germany, offers a unique opportunity for young physicists to discuss their ideas with Nobel prizewinners
Read article: Lindau 2019: the chance to pick a Nobel laureate’s brain
Last week we trekked to Lincolnshire to see the July issue of Physics World on the press and get the lowdown on the environmental impact of print
Read article: Behind the scenes at the printer
