Build it and they will have fun
Tushna Commissariat reviews Build It! 25 Creative STEM Projects for Budding Engineers by Caroline Alliston
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Jovian giant
Tushna Commissariat reviews Jupiter by William Sheehan and Thomas Hockey
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The physicists in the comedy club
The Element in the Room by Helen Arney and Steve Mould is a "turbo-charged trivia tome, aimed at scientifically minded readers with a sense of humour", says Jess Wade
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Newcastle’s new generation
Nick Parker and Angela Dyson outline what it takes to rebuild and reopen a physics department
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Forward energy thinking on renewables and nuclear
Reports from UK’s National Infrastructure Commission and Committee on Climate Change examine energy futures
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Fusion dreams
James McKenzie wonders if a commercial approach will bring a practical fusion reactor to market faster
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Renewables growing fast, but not fast enough
In the words of Rana Adib of REN21, "when it comes to heating, cooling and transport, we are coasting along as if we had all the time in the world"
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Fooled by time
Robert P Crease takes issue with those who think our human perception of time is not as important as our scientific understanding of it
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Carlo Rovelli: the author of The Order of Time discusses ‘perhaps the greatest mystery’
Best-selling author Carlo Rovelli talks to Matin Durrani about his new book The Order of TIme
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Renewables – limited or big and fast?
Opinions vary on the prospects of near-100% renewable power by 2050
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