The story behind Infinities
The work that I provided under the title Infinities was enthusiastically taken up by Ronconi and our collaboration began. I chose this subject because, despite being abstract, it is nonetheless famili...
Read article: Seeing our own world rotate: the magnificent splendour of Foucault’s pendulum
Seeing our own world rotate: the magnificent splendour of Foucault’s pendulum
Robert P Crease argues that this common exhibit in science museums reveals the mismatch between human perception and the workings of nature
Read article: Equity for women in physics
Equity for women in physics
What has happened since the Paris conference on women in physics?
Nano threats and challenges
How to react to fear of nanotechnology
Acting out the search for infinity
An exhilarating combination of art and science
H stands for hydrogen and humility
Hydrogen and the history of 20th century physics
Ireland invests in the future
R&D is now a top priority for the Irish government
John Bardeen: genius in action
The first biography of the only person to win two Nobel Prizes for Physics
A model approach to society
Scientists must have a two-way dialogue with the public
Europe’s gaps in R&D
The EU has set ambitious targets for R&D spending
