The uncharted territories of scientific history
Anita Chandran reviews Horizons: a Global History of Science by James Poskett
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Bohr, Einstein and Bell: what the 2022 Nobel Prize for Physics tells us about quantum mechanics
Robert P Crease and Gino Elia reflect on the meaning of quantum mechanics
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Testing limits: what science can and can’t tell us about the universe
Hamish Johnston reviews Existential Physics: a Scientist's Guide to Life’s Biggest Questions by Sabine Hossenfelder
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Clearing the path for future Black physicists
Wesley Sims is looking for joy in new initiatives that combine research and mentorship at historically Black colleges and universities
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Pursuing joy in an alien world
As the first in her family to attend university, astrophysics PhD student Larissa Palethorpe explains why multiple sources of support are necessary
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Finding joy in academia: a delicate balancing act
Astronomer John Johnson describes the challenges he has faced in pursuing his passion for teaching, which is often devalued by academic institutions
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Joy in cultural and community connections
By finding the right spaces, astronomer Louise Edwards has obtained joy both within and outside of academia
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Between the frontier and the abyss: the birth of the universe, the future of space exploration, and beyond
Emma Chapman reviews First Dawn: From the Big Bang to Our Future in Space by Roberto Battiston
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Universities must reform how they evaluate students so that assessment is integral to learning
Nicolas Labrosse says we must change the way universities evaluate physics students
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Jim Al-Khalili’s simple guide to science
Robert P Crease reviews The Joy of Science by Jim Al-Khalili
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