Why we need more pride in physics
Artemis Peck and Wendy Sadler explain that we need more initiatives to make sure queer people feel comfortable and welcome in science
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Sceptical space settlers, Einstein in England, trials of the JWST, tackling quantum fundamentals: micro reviews of the best recent books
Condensed natter: Physics World editors give their compressed verdicts on top new books
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Space-based solar power: ‘We have nothing to lose and everything to gain’
Martin Soltau explains why beaming sunlight to Earth as microwaves could help solve our energy needs
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A PhD in cups of espresso: how logging my coffee consumption helped me write my thesis
Vittorio Aita explains an unusual side project that kept him on track during the last months of his PhD
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Reanimating the ‘living Earth’ concept for a more cynical world
James Dacey reviews Becoming Earth: How Our Planet Came to Life by Ferris Jabr
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Confused by the twin paradox? Maybe philosophy can help
Robert P Crease discusses a puzzle that goes to the heart of science and philosophy
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Around the world in 16 orbits: a day in the life of the International Space Station
Kate Gardner reviews the novel Orbital by Samantha Harvey
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Fusion, the Web and electric planes: how spin-offs from big science are transforming the world
James McKenzie looks at some of the unexpected spin-offs from big science
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Rambling tour of Europe explores the backstory of the Scientific Revolution
Victoria Atkinson reviews Inside the Stargazer’s Palace by Violet Moller
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We should treat our students the same way we would want our own children to be treated
Pete Vukusic says that students' positive experiences matter profoundly
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