
Scientists Must Stand Up for Internationalism
Nationalistic trends across the world threaten the cross-border cooperation that underlies scientific progress
Michael Riordan, a physicist and science historian, is author of The Hunting of the Quark and coauthor of Crystal Fire: The Birth of the Information Age and Tunnel Visions: The Rise and Fall of the Superconducting Super Collider.
Nationalistic trends across the world threaten the cross-border cooperation that underlies scientific progress
An eminent physicist leads a political effort to undermine climate science
But the policies of the current administration could start to change that
After a three-decade search, scientists appear to have found the elusive particle. Its peculiar properties suggest a new era in physics could be about to dawn
Semiconductors can generate laser light in all colors except one. But new techniques for growing laser diodes could soon make brilliant full-spectrum displays a reality
After a three-decade search, scientists appear to have found the elusive particle. Its peculiar properties suggest a new era in physics could be about to dawn
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