Hofstadter’s butterfly turns 50: a fractal hiding in quantum matter
Indu Satija celebrates the golden anniversary of Hofstadter’s butterfly
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C V Raman: the physicist with a ‘Himalayan ego’ who went to Stockholm convinced he’d win a Nobel prize
Preetish Kakoty describes why India's only Nobel-prize-winning physicist went to Sweden on a whim
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How the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope will turn the sky into a dataset
Richard de Grijs looks at how the Roman Space Telescope will change astronomy forever
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How scientific publishers are fighting back against fraudulent papermills
The growth of AI and papermills has caused publishers countless headaches
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Theatre is bringing physics to new audiences but what is the definitive science play?
Chris Sinclair explores the plays that are bringing physics to new audiences
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From student to scientist – how to build a career with physics
Tushna Commissariat and Matin Durrani guide physics students through the maze of career options
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Big science seeks big wins from sustainability efforts
Joe McEntee examines attempts to make particle accelerators more sustainable
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The physics of novel computation: beyond bits and chips to spikes and spins
Sidney Perkowitz looks into alternative computing methods inspired by physics to improve computational efficiency and power
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How women physicists in India are breaking down barriers and shaping the future
Kaveri Hukku, Asima Pradhan and Urbasi Sinha describe their journeys as physicists in India
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AI’s black box problem: discovering physics we don’t understand
Claire Malone wonders what happens if AI produces answers we can’t – or don’t – understand
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