Read article: The ethical dilemmas of renaming scientific principles that honour fallen idols
Robert P Crease looks at the ethics of renaming scientific principles that honour discredited figures
Read article: Baffled by the big questions in science? String theorist Michael Dine thinks he has the answers
Claire Malone reviews This Way to the Universe: a Journey into Physics by Michael Dine
Read article: Physics must tackle class prejudice to be truly inclusive
Mike Follows argues that class prejudice can have an equally devastating effect in science as other forms of discrimination
Read article: Mentor and student: how Ernest Rutherford and Mark Oliphant changed nuclear physics
Margaret Harris reviews The Basis of Everything: Rutherford, Oliphant and the Coming of the Atomic Bomb by Andrew Ramsey
Read article: Quantum physics is weird, but here’s how it’s making us money
James McKenzie reports back from the UK’s National Quantum Technology Showcase in central London
Read article: How nanoscience brings physics into biology
Louis Minion reviews Nano Comes to Life: How Nanotechnology is Transforming Medicine and the Future of Biology by Sonia Contera
Read article: Ever felt your ordinary human experience is being delegitimized? It’s the fault of ‘scientific gaslighters’
Robert P Crease introduces the notion of “scientific gaslighters”
Read article: How to create a conference environment that welcomes everyone
Caroline Müllenbroich and Sarah Croke describe how they supported under-represented groups at the Conference for Undergraduate Women and Non-binary Physicists
Read article: The long battle to reach for the stars: the life and times of Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin
Tushna Commissariat reviews What Stars Are Made Of: the Life of Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin by Donovan Moore
Read article: Want to slash your energy bill? Try these record-breaking solar cells
James McKenzie examines the potential of new “tandem” solar cells
