Read article: Joel’s conference
Joel’s conference
Robert P Crease meets the US statistical physicist famed for his unique scientific meetings
Read article: Joel’s conference
Read article: Between the lines
Between the lines
Books about the search for extraterrestrial life and the Royal Institution’s Christmas lectures, reviewed by Tushna Commissariat
Read article: Saved by Bell
Saved by Bell
The life of quantum physicist John Stewart Bell and his revolutionary discovery is intimately discussed in Andrew Whitaker’s book, writes Nicholas Gisin
Read article: Supporting hi-tech businesses
Supporting hi-tech businesses
Simon Keens wants the business environment surrounding big science to be modified so that small businesses can succeed
Read article: Of old habits and new ideas
Of old habits and new ideas
Controversy and opposition in the face of world-changing innovation has a long history and being an innovator is never plain sailing, says Wasiu O Popoola
Read article: Web life: Nanoscale Views
Web life: Nanoscale Views
“A blog about condensed matter and nanoscale physics. Why should high energy and astro folks have all the fun?” says blogger Douglas Natelson
Read article: Figuring out a handshake
Figuring out a handshake
Bruce Knuteson asks why scientists do not sell what they learn
Read article: This time it’s different
This time it’s different
Robert P Crease claims the traditional model of scientific authority is defunct
Read article: Franken-physics
Franken-physics
Robert P Crease looks at the impact on science of Frankenstein
Read article: Galaxies and auroras and planets, oh my!
Galaxies and auroras and planets, oh my!
The coffee-table book of all the winning and shortlisted images in the 2016 Astronomy Photographer of the Year award is a sight to behold, says Tushna Commissariat
