Web life: Grandma Got STEM
A blog that defies expectations about who "gets" science and technology
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Craft, science, early industry
James Watt and the interplay between "thinking" and "doing" in the Industrial Revolution makes for a meaty subject, writes Basil Mahon
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Quantum-inspired art
Robert P Crease drops in on an exhibition exploring how quantum physics inspires graphic artists
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A man, a plan, a bomb
The life of J Robert Oppenheimer makes for stunning drama in this Royal Shakespeare Company production, writes Margaret Harris
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Shutdowns and start-ups
Robert P Crease on the meaning of ceremonies we hold for labs that are closing down
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Nature’s unknown unknowns
Seismologist Seth Stein is pleasantly surprised to find an introductory book on geophysical hazards that doesn't oversimplify this complex topic
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To infinity, beyond and back again
Space-travel film Interstellar awes our reviewer Tushna Commissariat with an epic plot and breath-taking effects, but what about the science?
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Web life: Crystallography365
Blogging the International Year of Crystallography, one crystal structure at a time
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Between the lines
A biopic of Stephen Hawking and a daily calendar of mathematical reflections, reviewed by Tushna Commissariat and Margaret Harris
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Literature of the lab
Robert P Crease wants your picks for the best fiction books set in physics labs
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