Developing clinical partnerships
Translating scientific advances into benefits for patients requires input from clinicians, basic scientists and industry experts, writes Steve Smye
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Can geoengineering ever be low risk?
Scientists debate pros and cons of climate intervention
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The wow and the woo
Jean Bricmont's latest book Quantum Sense and Nonsense "exists in a superposition of states", writes Philip Moriarty
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Intellectual property
James McKenzie reflects on the importance of intellectual property, which is a key part of commercializing technology
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China’s energy plans
China is moving into the world picture in many spheres, not least energy
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What is physics like?
Robert P Crease seeks your best metaphors for the art of physics
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US renewables struggle under Trump
In line with his electoral promises, US president Donald Trump has tried to revamp much of the US energy system. So what's the outlook?
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Life in the Paralympics ‘pit lane’
Materials scientist Maddy Nichols describes her time working at a repairs workshop at the Pyeongchang Winter Paralympic Games
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Germany stays on track
Germany is continuing with its nuclear phase-out, while pushing renewables strongly, despite recent policy changes
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Unenlightened thinking
Steven Pinker may be a talented scientist, but he abuses the humanities, argues Robert P Crease
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