Read article: How to extinguish academic burnout
How to extinguish academic burnout
Caitlin Duffy argues that it is important for PhD students to develop interests outside the lab and not just solely focus on their research
Read article: How to extinguish academic burnout
Read article: Uncovering the universe’s invisible secrets
Uncovering the universe’s invisible secrets
Laura Hiscott reviews The Invisible Universe: Why There’s More to Reality than Meets the Eye by Matthew Bothwell
Read article: Magnets, magnets, magnets: we’ll need lots of them for a green economy
Magnets, magnets, magnets: we’ll need lots of them for a green economy
James McKenzie realizes that we’re going to need lots of magnets if we want to turn the economy green
Read article: From tick tock to TikTok: how humans keep track of time
From tick tock to TikTok: how humans keep track of time
Sharon Ann Holgate reviews A Brief History of Timekeeping: the Science of Marking Time, from Stonehenge to Atomic Clocks by Chad Orzel
Read article: Hello interflexionality: what I learned from the 14th Gathering for Gardner
Hello interflexionality: what I learned from the 14th Gathering for Gardner
Robert P Crease relives the recent G4G14 meeting, where fun and science met
Read article: How to become a better PhD supervisor
How to become a better PhD supervisor
Rikke Plougmann argues that PhD students can only thrive if their wellbeing – and not just their scientific development – is properly supported
Read article: Could this revolutionary plane turn air travel green?
Could this revolutionary plane turn air travel green?
The airline industry is emerging from COVID-19 with progress on de-carbonizing air travel, as James McKenzie discovers
Read article: Making science centre stage
Making science centre stage
Jim Grozier reviews The Importance of Being Interested: Adventures in Scientific Curiosity by Robin Ince
Read article: Peter Higgs: the man behind the machine
Peter Higgs: the man behind the machine
Achintya Rao reviews Elusive: How Peter Higgs Solved the Mystery of Mass by Frank Close
Read article: Tracks of my tears: the true meaning of Peter Higgs’ emotion at CERN in 2012
Tracks of my tears: the true meaning of Peter Higgs’ emotion at CERN in 2012
Physics is often viewed as a dispassionate and purely objective activity. So how, wonders Robert P Crease, do we explain the reaction of Peter Higgs when the boson that bears his name...
