GenAI: can we get its good side to outweigh the bad and the ugly?
Honor Powrie reflects on what impact AI might have in the future
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Cosmic chronicles: the impact of celestial instabilities on human history
Emma Chapman reviews Ripples on the Cosmic Ocean: How the Solar System Shaped Human History – And May Help Save Our Planet by Dagomar Degroot
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Industry should invest in developing and practising storytelling
Scientists must be rewarded for clearly explaining difficult concepts, says Mark Procter
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The unsavoury rise of ‘populist physics’: here’s how best to respond
Robert P Crease sees three ways to respond to attacks on physics
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Demon in the AI machine: bias, bad data and the burden of proof
Andrew Glester reviews the film Mercy, directed by Timur Bekmambetov
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The secret world of tribology
Honor Powrie pays tribute to the work of tribologists
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Illuminating, beautiful and disturbing: a photographic record of the Trinity atomic test
Margaret Harris reviews Trinity: an Illustrated History of the World’s First Atomic Test
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Get your teeth into the cutting edge of materials science
Robert P Crease discovers the true extent of materials science in a dental lab
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Universities should judge quantum-computing investments by what students learn
Students need to experiment with real quantum-computing systems, says Alex Krasnok
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Honor Powrie: 10 things I wish I’d known (or done better) when I started my career
Honor Powrie offers advice for physicists at the start of their careers
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