Cloudships in our future
This lively book about geoengineering delves deeply into the science and history of fighting climate change with technology, finds Ian Randall
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Riffing on the universe
Jazz musician and theoretical physicist Stephon Alexander brings a fresh perspective to links between science and music, writes Trevor Cox
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Between the lines
A book about the benefits of failure in science, plus a thoughtful history of earthquakes, reviewed by Margaret Harris
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Meet the topaholic
Robert P Crease visits a physicist with an unusual passion
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Between the lines
An eloquent defence of string theory and a mathematical analysis of luck and chance, reviewed by Margaret Harris
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Making space for nonlocality
George Musser’s new book reveals that nonlocality is more than just "spooky action at a distance", as James Millen learns
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Web life: The Physics Mill
Can’t get enough gravitational waves? Check out Jonah Miller’s blog about numerical relativity for an in-depth look at their theoretical side
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Storytelling matters
Robert P Crease considers how scientists can learn from the Passover storytelling ritual Seder
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Diversifying utopia
Robert P Crease wonders why women played no part in Francis Bacon's New Atlantis
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Stand out in the scientific job market
Books of advice on turning a PhD into a job and networking your way to scientific stardom meet with approval from Marc J Kuchner
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