All conferences should be virtual in a post-coronavirus world
Read now →For accessibility, financial, and environmental reasons, it just makes sense
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Scientists capture the inner workings of the click beetle's explosive jumps
Read now →Jumps like this would shatter your bones. Click beetles use soft materials instead
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How to make sense of recent CERN finding that challenges the Standard Model of particle physics
Read now →Don't throw away your textbooks just yet
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You can mimic the physics happening on the surface of the Sun in your kitchen
Read now →As the plasma on the Sun's surface heats and cools, it forms cells the size of Texas
How mezcal bubbles can help us understand lava flows
Read now →The fluid mechanics of a good mezcal are complex
The range of microbes in your sourdough starter affect its smell and rise
Read now →Getting bored of pandemic-baking? Maybe you need different microbes!
Coffee baristas were right all along — grinding coffee finer doesn't always produce a stronger cup of espresso coffee
Read now →Scientists use mathematical modelling and experiments to prep the perfect cup of espresso