Read article: NASA hits back at millionaire in asteroid spat
NASA hits back at millionaire in asteroid spat
Nathan Myhrvold at loggerheads with astrophysicists over asteroid analysis
Read article: NASA hits back at millionaire in asteroid spat
Read article: Guarding integrity
Guarding integrity
Robert P Crease meets Marcia McNutt, the incoming president of the US National Academy of Sciences
Read article: Physics for all – building a more inclusive discipline
Physics for all – building a more inclusive discipline
Feedback and reaction to the March 2016 issue of the magazine on diversity in physics
Read article: Storytelling matters
Storytelling matters
Robert P Crease considers how scientists can learn from the Passover storytelling ritual Seder
Read article: Diversifying utopia
Diversifying utopia
Robert P Crease wonders why women played no part in Francis Bacon's New Atlantis
Read article: A thousand tiny cuts
A thousand tiny cuts
Margaret Harris reports on how small, subtle and sometimes unintentional slights can create an unwelcoming environment for under-represented groups in physics
Read article: Surely you’re not biased
Surely you’re not biased
Matin Durrani thinks he’s not biased. But in an eye-opening journey of self-discovery, he finds that the truth is very different
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: Burned from the inside out
Burned from the inside out
Susan Southard’s book about survivors of the Nagasaki atomic bombing, reviewed by Brian Drummond
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 ...
