A tale of eternal energy
Edwin Cartlidge on Philip Ball's first science novel
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Blog life: Leaves on the Line
Andrew Jaffe: an American in London
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A question of trust
Scientists and those people with religious convictions may have sharply contrasting beliefs, says Robert P Crease, but does that forbid them from having stimulating conversation?
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Postmodernism, politics and religion
Philip Anderson looks at what Sokal the hoaxer did next
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Fame or footnote?
The award of a Nobel prize can leave some deserving researchers empty-handed
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Blog life: Michael Nielsen
Michael Nielsen looks at science publishing
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A cosmic conundrum
Lincoln Wolfenstein explores the enduring mystery of matter–antimatter asymmetry
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A gathering for Gardner
Robert P Crease examines why mathematics popularizer Martin Gardner inspires so many different kinds of people
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Blog life: Chris Lintott’s Universe
Chris Lintott on life co-presenting TV's The Sky at Night
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Breaking through
Those outside the mainstream can find it hard to make worthwhile scientific contributions
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