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Giulia Pancheri describes the extraordinary life of the physicist Bruno Touschek
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New photographs of the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv provide an intimate portrait of the impact that the Russian invasion has had on scientists and research facilities
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Craig Jantzen says his past self would never have imagined where his career has taken him
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