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Read article: Tale of two physicists
The Quantum Labyrinth is an interesting look at the working relationship between the “calm and elegant Wheeler” and the “flamboyant, excitable Feynman”, writes Philip Ball
Read article: A glimpse of Einstein in Zurich
Sarah Tesh visits IBM Research and ETH Zurich
Read article: Quantum quartet is on the cards
Deck is flush with physics trivia
Read article: In the footsteps of Cecil Powell
A meeting to mark the 70th anniversary of the discovery of the pion ends in a surprise
Read article: A century ago Einstein sparked the notion of the laser
Forgotten paper outlines stimulated emission
Read article: Tales of India’s rocketeers
ISRO: a Personal History details the successes of the Indian space programme, from the point of view of one of its earliest visionaries, describes Vasudevan Mukunth
The Science of Heaven is now available to watch on YouTube
Read article: Ambition, thy name is woman
Kate Gardner reviews The Comet Sweeper by Claire Brock
Read article: Entry denied
When Galileo was stopped at the US border, as Robert P Crease imagines it
Read article: The universe through a glass darkly
Dava Sobel's latest book, on the revolutionary work done by female astronomers at Harvard Observatory in the early 1900s, is a fascinating read, says Tushna Commissariat
