If you met an alien, what would you say to it?
Hamish Johnston reviews Do Aliens Speak Physics? by Daniel Whiteson and Andy Warner
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Relive the two decades when physicists basked in the afterglow of the Standard Model
Robert P Crease previews the 4th International Symposium on the History of Particle Physics
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Quantum foundations: towards a coherent view of physical reality
Ana María Cetto and Luis de la Peña explain why quantum science must stay focused on foundations
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Garbage in, garbage out: why the success of AI depends on good data
Honor Powrie looks at the perils and possibilities of AI for physicists
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Equations, quarks and a few feathers: more physics than birds
David Norman reviews The Physics of Birds and Birding: the Sounds, Colors and Movements of Birds, and Our Tools for Watching Them by Michael Hurben
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Richard Muller: ‘Physics stays the same. What changes is how the president listens’
Robert P Crease talks to Richard Muller, author of Physics for Future Presidents
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Entangled histories: women in quantum physics
Jennifer Carter reviews Women in the History of Quantum Physics: Beyond Knabenphysik
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Honor Powrie: ‘So what has networking ever done for me?’
Honor Powrie describes how to get the most from networking events
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Illuminating light: a colourful physics book for children
Sarah Tesh reviews Light: the Extraordinary Energy That Illuminates Our World by Jess Wade, illustrated by Ana Sanfelippo
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Exographer: a scientific odyssey in pixel form
Andrew Glester reviews the computer game Exographer developed by SciFunGames
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