Two paths, diverged
Tushna Commissariat reviews Through Two Doors at Once: the Elegant Experiment that Captures the Enigma of Quantum Reality by Anil Ananthaswamy
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The trouble with beauty
David Appell reviews Lost in Math: How Beauty Leads Physics Astray by Sabine Hossenfelder
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The long goodbye to fossil fuel: what’s the best strategy for renewable energy?
If green zealots resist all fossil fuel projects as “backsliding”, we may lose opportunities for complementarity, says Dave Elliott
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Physics is like…
Robert P Crease reveals the best metaphors for physics sent by Physics World readers
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Whatever happened to carbon capture?
The basic carbon-capture-and-storage idea of trying to store an unwanted by-product forever seems inelegant, says Dave Elliott
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Breaking the silence
While sexual harassment is finally being taken seriously within institutions, Emma Chapman says that more needs to be done
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Mind the gap
Tushna Commissariat reviews The Graphene Revolution: the Weird Science of the Ultrathin by Brian Clegg
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Negative carbon not on
Negative emission technologies have "limited realistic potential" according to the European Academies’ Science Advisory Council
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Investing in the climate
“Sustainable investing” is a valuable way for climate scientists to have an influence on financial markets, claim Quintin Rayer and Richard Millar
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How to answer cosmic queries
Astrophysicist and author Jillian Scudder talks about the pros and cons of writing a blog that answers the public's questions about the universe, however random they may be
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