A recent atomic physics workshop was outside my dark matter comfort zone, but learning about science beyond my usual ...

When children are very young, they will — even if they’re wiggling — listen when a book is read to them. As they get older, this becomes more difficult, given the distraction of screens and ...

1724 – 2024 Here you can explore our history, our schedule of Physics 300 events and discover how you can participate. Entry routes are either Physical Sciences (TR063) or Theoretical Physics (TR035) ...

The in-between season offers ample chance to dive into a new book. From easy-breezy reads ideal for the commute to immersive historical epics and novels that transport you to warmer climes ...

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As well as the promise of autumn, September brings with it a huge array of brilliant new books for every kind of reader. Whether you’re craving critically acclaimed novels, page-turning mysteries, or ...

The writer and broadcaster chooses five of his favourites. His new book, "Your Journey, Your Way" – a guide to the mental health system, based on the author’s own experiences – is out this week.

But one might be surprised to learn (as we were) that a teenage Sendak published his first professional illustrations in a 1947 popular science book about nuclear physics, co-authored by his high ...

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Not only is he a bankable action star, but Reeves is also a film director, musician, comic book author, philanthropist, the inspiration for one of the Internet's favourite memes, and a theatre ...

This book shows how science should be introduced to all children, and not just to those who show a natural affinity for it. Why the Apple Falls: Fantastic Physics for Children. Swagata Deb and ...

Our columnist reviews books by Danica Nava, Courtney Milan, Zen Cho and Karelia and Fay Stetz-Waters. Credit...Michela Buttignol Supported by By Olivia Waite Romance loves to build triumphant ...