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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Is our embrace of AI naïve and could it lead to an environmental disaster?
Johan Hansson says it is dangerous to treat artificial intelligence as a magic wand
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The obscure physics theory that helped Chinese science emerge from the shadows
Robert P Crease reveals the curious twist in the development of Chinese physics in the 1960s
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Mission to Mars: from biological barriers to ethical impediments
Emma Chapman reviews Becoming Martian: How Living in Space Will Change Our Bodies and Minds by Scott Solomon
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Can entrepreneurship be taught? An engineer’s viewpoint
Honor Powrie wonders what skills she’d need to be an entrepreneur
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Francis Crick: a life of twists and turns
Andrew Robinson reviews Crick: a Mind in Motion – from DNA to the Brain by Matthew Cobb
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Want a strong future for physics? Here’s why we must focus on students from under-represented groups
Jenna Padgett says fostering a sense of belonging can help boost physics
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Can we compare Donald Trump’s health chief to Soviet science boss Trofim Lysenko?
Robert P Crease notes parallels between US and Soviet science
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Bring gravity back down to Earth: from giraffes and tree snakes to ‘squishy’ space–time
Emma Chapman reviews Crush: Close Encounters with Gravity by James Riordon
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When is good enough ‘good enough’?
Honor Powrie extols the virtues being just “good enough” in life
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