Web life: Mahalo.ne.Trash
Astronomer John Johnson shares his thoughts on science, culture and family life in this oddly titled personal blog
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Pressures and constraints on Iranian research
Abbas Ali Saberi calls for an end to sanctions that are hurting physics and physicists in Iran
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Patenting science
Do patents hinder fundamental research? Robert P Crease wants your view
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Edible lasers and death rays
Jeff Hecht reviews an "old-fashioned cabinet of wonders" from the field of optics and photonics
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Hunting for neutrinos
Neutrino science gets a turn in the popular-physics limelight as Brian Clegg reviews an accessible new account of the field's history
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Web life: electrolights
A blog about the physics of everyday (and not-so-everyday) things
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Between the lines
Books that explore Einstein’s quantum mechanics work and the true meaning of reductionism reviewed by Margaret Harris
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Plutopia forever
Alexei Kojevnikov reviews a book about the toxic legacy and complex history of the American and Soviet plutonium programmes
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Between the lines
Educational books about quantum mechanics, scientific writing and physics projects for children, reviewed by Margaret Harris
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From Euclid to Einstein
Practising scientists may welcome a new "guided translation" of Newton's Principia despite some significant flaws, says Patricia Fara
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