Gender balance, one woman at a time
Can a female teacher help convince girls to study advanced physics? Physics teacher Debbie Hayton had a novel way of finding out
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Web life: Azimuth
The official blog of the Azimuth project, which promotes interdisciplinary work on climate change and environmental science
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Adventures in search of auroras
This fascinating account of the Northern Lights taught reviewer (and space plasma physicist) Colin Forsyth a thing or two about aurora science
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The risks and rewards of radiation
Timothy Jorgensen’s book greatly contributes to removing the mystery and misunderstanding that surrounds radiation, writes reviewer Jun Deng
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Fighting science denial
Robert P Crease on how to fight “science denial” in light of the upcoming US election
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Don’t stop them now
Margaret Harris reviews Women in Science: 50 Fearless Pioneers Who Changed the World by Rachel Ignotofsky
Take a swing
Margaret Harris reviews The Science of the Perfect Swing by Peter Dewhurst
In harm’s way
Margaret Harris reviews Eruption by Steve Olson
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Nuclear power’s ups and downs
A timely book on the history of the UK nuclear power industry, reviewed by Geoff Vaughan
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Thinking big thoughts
Vlatko Vedral is wowed by cosmologist Sean Carroll’s paean to "poetic naturalism" and the ability of science to bring meaning to the world
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