Science must listen to opposing views
Pruthvi Mehta says that the ongoing controversy over the Thirty Meter Telescope continues to stain the field
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Black hole diaries: new book unveils secrets of stellar voids
Tushna Commissariat reviews The Shadow of the Black Hole by John W Moffat
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A matter of evidence
Gary A Atkinson considers the emotive concept of evidence, and how it can be used and abused
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Helen Berman: the crystallographer who pioneered the Protein Data Bank
Robert P Crease talks to the driving force behind our understanding of protein structures
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Quantum technology: why the future is already on its way
With a new era of quantum technology beckoning, James McKenzie reflects on recent milestones in the quantum computing “arms race”
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The hunt for another Earth: a love story
Kate Gardner reviews The Smallest Lights in the Universe: a Memoir by Sara Seager
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Why we need to support research into university physics education
Nicolas Labrosse says that UK research funders must accept their responsibility to fund higher education research in physics
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The importance of teachers to bridge the educational divide
With COVID-19 further exposing educational inequality, Jess Wade says the importance of physics teachers has never been more critical
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The challenges facing Black physicists
Chanda Prescod-Weinstein describes the social and political barriers that Black physicists face in their daily lives
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Part of the revolution: Black representation in AI and quantum information
Jessica Esquivel and Charles D Brown II explain why Black physicists are vital to future progress in AI and quantum information science and engineering
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