Read article: Chernobyl’s hidden legacy
Chernobyl’s hidden legacy
An argument in favour of re-examining Soviet-era data on radiation and its effects
Read article: Chernobyl’s hidden legacy
Read article: Web life: Quantum Frontiers
Web life: Quantum Frontiers
Written by researchers at the Institute for Quantum Information and Matter at Caltech, this blog deals with the latest advances in quantum systems and technologies
Read article: Between the lines
Between the lines
Books about gravity, Cavendish lab and dark technologies, reviewed by Matin Durrani, Kate Gardner and Tushna Commissariat
Read article: Then and back again?
Then and back again?
The formation and evolution of the concept of “time travel” blur the lines between fact and fiction, says Brian Clegg
Read article: Interstate discomfort
Interstate discomfort
Robert P Crease explains why trying to patent software is such a hard thing to do
Read article: On the shoulders of hidden giants
On the shoulders of hidden giants
NASA engineer K Renee Horton raves about Hidden Figures, the film and the book, that tells the story of the African-American women who helped win the space race
Read article: A tour de force of the cosmos
A tour de force of the cosmos
The line between scientific idealism and scientific realism is blurry, as all scientific endeavours are affected by human bias, says Lionel London
Read article: Web life: ParticleBites
Web life: ParticleBites
By particle physicists, for all those interested in high-energy particle physics; covering the most recent experimental and theoretical research in the field
Read article: The many faces of Marconi
The many faces of Marconi
Guglielmo Marconi’s complicated personality shaped his personal life as well as the lives of many others, thanks to his “wireless telegraphy”, writes Elizabeth Bruton
Read article: Between the lines
Between the lines
Books about meteorology in under a minute and the latest on astrophotography, reviewed by Tushna Commissariat
