When will quantum computers finally break into the market?
What will quantum computers ever do for us, wonders James McKenzie
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This is what physicists think about cancelling wrongdoers from history
Robert P Crease explores the debate over whether we should rename terms in physics
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If the Milky Way could talk, what would it say?
Cait Cullen reviews The Milky Way: an Autobiography of our Galaxy by Moiya McTier
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The importance of citing Black women in physics
Chanda Prescod-Weinstein describes efforts to create a bibliography of papers by Black women in physics
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From barren sands to extreme architecture: building the first Martian metropolis
Ian Randall reviews The First City on Mars: an Urban Planner’s Guide to Settling the Red Planet by Justin Hollander
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Deconstructing structures: making engineering and innovation come to life
Jess Wade reviews Nuts and Bolts: Seven Small Inventions That Changed the World (in a Big Way) by Roma Agrawal
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Why you should concentrate on this form of solar power
James McKenzie looks at the possibilities of “concentrator solar power”
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If science is to thrive, we must understand its human foundations
Robert P Crease explains why science can only thrive if we understand what makes humans tick
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Graphic novel tells a tale of catastrophe and complexity
James Kakalios reviews The Phantom Scientist by Robin Cousin
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Why it’s time to rethink how PhDs are examined
Pruthvi Mehta calls for PhD oral examinations to be standardized to make sure students are fairly assessed
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