Michael Banks and his son Henry review Can You Get Rainbows in Space? by Sheila Kanani, illustrated by Liz Kay
Read article: Our colourful world: an illustrated journey through the rainbow
Philip Ball reviews In a Flight of Starlings: the Wonder of Complex Systems by Giorgio Parisi
Read article: Giorgio Parisi: the Nobel-prize winner whose complex interests stretch from spin glasses to starlings
A new plan to simplify the UK’s research and development tax-credit scheme is good news for physics-based businesses, says James McKenzie
Read article: Here’s why tax credits for research and development are vital for physics-based businesses
Ian Randall reviews Taxi From Another Planet: Conversations with Drivers about Life in the Universe by Charles Cockell
Read article: I once had an astrobiologist in the back of my cab
Robert P Crease finds biographical memoirs a tricky genre
Read article: Memorializing the great: how to honour scientists who’ve died
Solving our political polarization problem could be possible with one single, simple but very hard step, argues James Kakalios
Read article: Why it would be better if everyone thought like a scientist
Isabel Rabey reviews Not Just For the Boys: Why We Need More Women in Science by Athene Donald
Read article: Attention all allies: why there are so few women in science and how you can help
Clár-Bríd Tohill reviews Starstruck by Sarafina El-Badry Nance
Read article: Sarafina El-Badry Nance: an uplifting tale of passion, resilience and strength
James McKenzie examines the Master Plan 3 released earlier this year by Tesla
Read article: Here’s why Tesla’s Master Plan 3 makes a lot of sense for a sustainable future
Robert P Crease reveals the lessons from Oliver Stone’s new movie Nuclear Now
Read article: Nuclear Now by Oliver Stone – putting nuclear energy back on the table
