A taste of the exotic
Paddy Regan outlines the key challenges for nuclear physicists 100 years after Rutherford's great discovery
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Relativity’s new revolution
David Appell explains why rogue black holes could be cannonballing through the universe
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Big science in a big world
James Poskett explores how Ernest Rutherford, who 100 years ago revealed his proposal of the atom's structure, also helped to pioneer modern international science
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Open doors for physics graduates
Six former physics students reveal what they did after leaving college
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Magnet challenges for ITER
ITER uses complex magnets to control a 150 million Kelvin plasma, as Daniel Clery explains
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Making CERN’s best even better
Matthew Chalmers looks at what is in store for CERN in the next 10 years
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Physics on Wikipedia
Martin Poulter and Mike Peel say click that edit button
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Licence to stun
David Wilkinson describes how physicists helped test the safety and effectiveness of less-lethal weapons
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Testing equipment for space
Giles Case looks at some of the techniques used to ensure a high likelihood of mission success
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Reuse, recycle and thrive: used-equipment businesses keep growing
Hamish Johnston discovers why the used vacuum equipment market keeps growing
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