Flawed narratives
Ian Randall reviews The History of Science in Bite-sized Chunks by Nicola Chalton and Meredith MacArdle
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Does our energy future hold electrification, biomass and hydrogen?
Bloomberg New Energy Finance, IRENA and others show different levels of optimism
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From humble beginnings
Lessons from billion-dollar businesses that started in somebody's garage
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What have particle accelerators ever done for us?
Technology transfer is creating a new generation of compact accelerators with applications ranging from security to cancer treatment, writes Carsten Welsch
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China’s next big thing: a new fourth-generation synchrotron facility in Beijing
Work has just begun on China’s first fourth-generation synchrotron-radiation source. Robert P Crease gets a sneak preview of what’s in store
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REN21 on renewables: ‘much progress’ but world ‘not on track’
Dave Elliott casts his eye on renewable energy network’s annual global status report
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From actinium to zinc
Matin Durrani reviews Elementary: the Periodic Table Explained by James M Russell
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Reality check
Hugh D Reynolds reviews The Case Against Reality: How Evolution Hid the Truth from Our Eyes by Donald D Hoffman
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Does the UK need 40 GW of firm capacity?
Dave Elliott queries recent assumptions and looks to a future with more than 100 GW of renewables
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The real fallout from Chernobyl
Una Davies says that dramatizations of nuclear incidents could risk amplifying fears over nuclear energy
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