What the storming of the US Capitol tells us about science
Robert P Crease reflects on the US Capitol’s invasion from a unique perspective
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How we can widen career aspirations for the next generation
Carol Davenport says it is important that children are brought up with a positive attitude towards science
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Hunt for the superheavies
Hamish Johnston reviews Superheavy: Making and Breaking the Periodic Table by Kit Chapman
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A million years into the future: why you need a dose of very deep thinking
Robert P Crease discovers why a nuclear-waste programme in Finland can help us to envisage the world a million years from now
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Reinventing the science museum
Margaret Harris reviews Idea Colliders: the Future of Science Museums by Michael John Gorman
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Green technology and growth: a vision we can believe in
James McKenzie believes the UK government’s ambitious 10-point-plan for a “green industrial revolution” can deliver
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Rudiments of reality
Philip Ball reviews Fundamentals: Ten Keys to Reality by Frank Wilczek
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Protect the scientists of tomorrow from the impact of the pandemic
Karel Green says that funders must support all PhD students due to the devastating impact on research caused by the COVID-19 pandemic
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Why breadth beats depth when it comes to teaching
Niki Bell says that subject-matter experts do not necessarily make the best teachers
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Joe Biden’s inauguration: why the rebuilding of trust in science is not over yet
Robert P Crease is not sure if the inauguration of Joe Biden as the 46th US president will automatically herald a new day for science in the US
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