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Philosophy, sociology and religion

Philosophy, sociology and religion

A shared journey of discovery

03 Aug 2017
Taken from the August 2017 issue of Physics World

Scientific collaborations often span the globe, but what happens when a potential colleague is someone much closer to home? Benjamin Skuse looks at the lives of researchers where science is a family affair

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Academic heritage: for some researchers, science is a family affair. (Courtesy: iStock/LightFieldStudios)
They may be your childhood co-conspirator or tormentor, your present-day source of pride or envy, bu

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Benjamin Skuse is a former applied mathematician turned freelance science writer based in Bristol, UK, bskusescicomm@gmail.com
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