The flawed multiverse
Alastair Rae reviews The Beginning of Infinity by David Deutsch
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The geek shall inherit the Earth
Srinath Perur reviews Geek Nation by Angela Saini
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The end of astronomy’s golden age?
Garth Illingworth warns that cancelling the James Webb Space Telescope will harm US astronomy
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Between the lines
Books on gamma-ray bursts and (other) wonders of the universe, reviewed by Margaret Harris and James Dacey
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Leading by example
Robert P Crease pays tribute to President Bush's late science adviser John Marburger
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The quantum century
Kenneth W Ford reviews The Quantum Story: a History in 40 Moments by Jim Baggott
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Vacuum chief looks to new horizons
J J Pireaux explains how IUVSTA is reaching out to developing nations
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Why philosophy matters to physics
Robert P Crease explains why philosophy is so essential
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Seeking the queens of science
Amy Bug reviews The Madame Curie Complex by Julie Des Jardins
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Between the lines
Books on scientific myth-making, soft matter and the history of the Royal Society, reviewed by Margaret Harris and Matin Durrani
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