Radio-euphoria rebooted?
In this book Obodovskiy shows that radio-phobia causes far greater harm to public health and economic development than the radiation itself.
Kilogram joins the ranks of reproducible units
Fixing the elementary charge makes the vacuum magnetic permeability an unfixed parameter to be measured experimentally.
Building scientific resilience
New political landscapes make international organisations in science more vital than ever, argues John Womersley.
Neutrino connoisseurs talk stats at CERN
PHYSTAT-nu 2019 was held at CERN from 22 to 25 January.
SESAME synchrotron goes all-solar
SESAME is now the world’s first major research infrastructure to be fully powered by renewable energy.
Assessing CERN’s impact on careers
CERN’s services and networks are not found to be very effective in helping finding a new job.
Inspired by software
Being a scientist in the digital age means being a software producer and a software consumer.
Open science: A vision for collaborative, reproducible and reusable research
True open science demands more than simply making data available.
A turning point for open-access publishing
The European Commission is embarking on an ambitious project called Plan S to make all scientific publications open access from 2020.
Standing out from the crowd
Larger collaborations mean there are many more PhD students and postdocs, while the number of permanent jobs has not increased equivalently.
