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Subject profile
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The study of the universe - includes astrophysics, space science, applied physics, medical physics.
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11 Sep 2014:
The top 100 universities in the world for physics and astronomy, as ranked by higher education data specialists QS
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Quiz,
21 Aug 2014:
Just like exam boards combine Physics, Chemistry and Biology into double science, we have put them all together into one fun quiz
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Quiz,
14 Aug 2014:
We've used questions from the Biology, Chemistry and Physics A-Level papers. Show us how well you know your science
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17 Jul 2014: Gender and regional divides revealed by Department for Education as it aims to encourage higher take-up of subjects
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3 Jul 2014:
As a girl dropping physics I'm a cliché – but I found the syllabus uninspiring and there were no female teachers
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17 Jun 2014:
Other lives: Physicist, teacher and Anglican priest with enthusiasms ranging from solar energy to football
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16 Jun 2014: Jon Butterworth: Examiners get more grief for making mistakes when they set exams than do students when they sit them. Don't be this lecturer …
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12 Jun 2014: Dean Burnett: Boris Johnson has agreed to be hit by a water cannon. What is the scientifically-likely outcome of this actually happening?
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11 Jun 2014:
Other lives: Scientist who helped to expand the field of atomic physics
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8 Jun 2014: Jon Butterworth: The mass of the Higgs boson may be telling us something profound and puzzling about the future of the universe
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6 Jun 2014: A guest post from Alex Brown to advertise an unlikely physics/comedy crossover at CERN
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3 Jun 2014: University guide 2015: league table for physics
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24 May 2014: Jon Butterworth: Brout & Englert; Higgs; Hagen, Guralnik & Kibble. All came up with the same great idea independently. This also happened to me and Stephen Marsden
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22 May 2014:
GrrlScientist: The new open access journal will publish high-quality peer-reviewed research from across the entire range of scientific endeavour.
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18 May 2014:
Jon Butterworth: Nudge something away from where it was at rest, and often it will push back. And then overshoot. From atoms to bridges to wheeled luggage, much of the world is in simple harmonic motion
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