Delivering on a quantum promise
Karl Svozil warns against overselling the long-term goals of quantum technology programmes
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No physics in gastrophysics
Matin Durrani reviews Gastrophysics by Charles Spence
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Losing physics Pictionary
Sarah Tesh reviews Drawing Physics by Don S Lemons
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More than a minute needed
Tushna Commissariat reviews Quantum Physics in Minutes by Gemma Lavender
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Web life: Hogg’s Research
A blog about the latest research and developments in astronomy, astrophysics and cosmology
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How to stop the science saboteurs
With the rise of “fake news and alternative facts”, Dave Levitan’s Not A Scientist is vital if troubling reading, says Tara Shears
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Of minds and marches
Despite an ambivalence for science marches, Robert P Crease reveals why he went on one
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Clash of the particle people
Tommaso Dorigo’s book tells personal tales of the CDF Collaboration, but these are buried under technical detail, says Gavin Hesketh
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Why the laser industry needs physicists
In a field where challenges and opportunities vary almost daily, physicists' multi-disciplinary background is an asset, argues Lucian Hand
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Search for the ‘perfect’ theory
Mathematical physicist and blogger Peter Woit reviews Frank Close’s book that looks into the past, present and future of developing a “theory of everything”
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