Read article: Diversifying utopia
Diversifying utopia
Robert P Crease wonders why women played no part in Francis Bacon's New Atlantis
Read article: Diversifying utopia
Read article: Stand out in the scientific job market
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
Read article: Web life: Nuclear Hitchhiker
Web life: Nuclear Hitchhiker
A student-run blog about nuclear energy, safety and policy
Read article: Peer review’s value
Peer review’s value
Robert P Crease on why trust and anonymity are so central to the success of peer review
Read article: Transforming light
Transforming light
Day of the Dead brought to life by multimedia lightshow
Read article: A shining light for African science
A shining light for African science
Plans are afoot to build Africa's first ever light source. Sekazi Mtingwa calls for physicists to get behind the project
Read article: The Soviet side of space
The Soviet side of space
A major exhibition at the Science Museum in London brings together an impressive collection of Soviet technologies from the birth of the space age
Are reticent climate researchers 'failing humanity'?
AGU 2015 opens with some tough discussions
Read article: Throwing the book at bad ideas
Throwing the book at bad ideas
Several eminent popular-science authors have claimed that bad scientific ideas “held back” good ones. In Philip Ball’s view, such arguments deny the reality of how science is ...
Read article: Nature’s ups and downs
Nature’s ups and downs
A history of one of the world’s most influential scientific journals is sound in the early years but leaves out some crucial modern developments, Peter Rodgers finds
