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Survival of the fittest: why businesses must innovate during COVID-19

COVID-19 has clobbered the global economy, which is why – argues James McKenzie – innovation is so vital for business success

Scepticism beyond pessimism

Andrew Glester reviews For Small Creatures Such As We by Sasha Sagan and interviews the author

Putting new physics on the syllabus

Niki Bell calls on physicists to insist that exam boards integrate modern discoveries into the education system

Artificial stupidity

Margaret Harris reviews You Look Like a Thing and I Love You by Janelle Shane

**From entangled earbuds to Star Wars: more examples of ‘transmogrified physics’**

Robert P Crease reports on your latest work in the exciting new scientific field he discovered

Net entanglement

Andrew Robinson reviews The System: Who Owns the Internet, and How It Owns Us by James Ball

The e-bike revolution

Electric bikes are all the rage, but James McKenzie wonders if the future lies with a minimalist kit that can be retrofitted to an ordinary bicycle

The danger of scientific meetings going online only

Harry Collins, Bill Barnes and Riccardo Sapienza warn against a wholesale shift to virtual workshops and conferences after COVID-19

Cracking the quantum code

Kate Gardner reviews the new TV show Devs

Explorer versus salesman

Ian Randall reviews Adventures of a Computational Explorer by Stephen Wolfram

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