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A remade tapestry
Joshua Socolar examines nature's beautiful patterns
Read article: A remade tapestry
Read article: Web life: Just A Theory
Web life: Just A Theory
Just a Theory – good and bad science in the mainstream media
Read article: Talking physics in the Twittersphere
Talking physics in the Twittersphere
Brian Clegg argues that personal blogs and sites such as Twitter are a force for good in communicating science
Read article: The Majorana mystery
The Majorana mystery
Salvatore Esposito examines the life of troubled Italian genius Ettore Majorana
Read article: Communicating science
Communicating science
The Hollywood actor Alan Alda, who has a deep and passionate interest in science, is part of an innovative US project to help scientists to communicate, as Robert P Crease finds out
Read article: The value of simulation
The value of simulation
Flavio H Fenton is unhappy with the view that all is not well in the world of computer simulation
Read article: Between the lines: CERN special
Between the lines: CERN special
Learn about the Large Hadron Collider, its detectors and the man who made it all happen
Read article: Web life: Trailblazing
Web life: Trailblazing
Trailblazing – enjoy the best papers from 350 years of the Royal Society
Read article: Making sculptures that move
Making sculptures that move
Sculptor and former physicist David Roy explains the joy of spring-driven moving artworks
Read article: Your favourite units
Your favourite units
Robert P Crease explains the enduring popularity of non-SI units, including the ox-day, firkin and litre
