Invisible force of nature: what the wind does for us
Kate Ravilious reviews The Breath of the Gods: the History and Future of the Wind by Simon Winchester
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Why mentorship is vital for the future of physics
Honor Powrie explains why giving back through mentorship is so valuable
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Academic collaboration with industry is no longer optional – it is now essential
Mark Procter outlines his advice for academics working with scientists in industry
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Will the demise of the US penny damage science education?
Robert P Crease wonders what the death of the US penny will do to how we teach and learn science
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The humanity of machines: the relationship between technology and our bodies
Anita Chandran reviews The Body Digital: a Brief History of Humans and Machines from Cuckoo Clocks to ChatGPT by Vanessa Chang
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Nuclear-powered transport – how far can it take us?
Honor Powrie looks at the perils and plus-sides of nuclear-powered transport
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The future of particle physics: what can the past teach us?
Robert P Crease reports from a conference at CERN on particle physics in the 1980s and 1990s
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An illuminating, if imperfect, celebration of friction
Mike Follows reviews Friction: a Biography by Jennifer R Vail
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The pros and cons of patenting
Honor Powrie reveals her love–hate relationship with patents
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The Future Circular Collider is unduly risky – CERN needs a ‘Plan B’
Michael Riordan calls on CERN to face financial and geopolitical reality
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