A global role for physics
How can physics help people in developing nations?
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A cosmic hall of mirrors
Is there less to the universe than meets the eye?
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Explorer of stars and souls: Arthur Stanley Eddington
Matthew Stanley looks back at the life of the astronomer Arthur Eddington, whose solar-eclipse measurements 100 years ago confirmed Einstein's general theory of relativity
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William Rowan Hamilton: mathematical genius
Famous Irish scientist was born 200 years ago
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Physics and the hunt for black gold
Energy companies are exploring new ways to find oil and gas fields
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Neutrinos: ghosts of matter
The properties of neutrinos can tell us a lot about the universe
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Optical clocks
The next generation of atomic clocks could redefine the second
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Testing the gravitational inverse-square law
In search of extra dimensions
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Probing the limits of the quantum world
Where does the classical world begin, ask Markus Arndt, Anton Zeilinger and Klaus Hornberger
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Friction at the nano-scale
The origins of wear and tear
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