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Calling men by their surname gives them an unfair career boost

Humans

Calling men by their surname gives them an unfair career boost

We are more likely to refer to professional men by their surname than women in the same jobs - making them sound more famous, eminent and worthy of awards

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Artist's impression of a NASA habitat

Space

Colonists could use genetically modified bacteria to settle Mars

News

CERN-inspired artwork HALO will make the invisible, visible

Technology

CERN-inspired artwork HALO will make the invisible, visible

Culture

Half of life on Earth has vanished since we arrived on the scene

Earth

Half of life on Earth has vanished since we arrived on the scene

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Halo Jones: return of the 50th-century galactic adventurer

Space

Halo Jones: return of the 50th-century galactic adventurer

Culture

Bohr

Physics

What Is Real? A tale of how big egos hijacked quantum physics

Culture

The tides are getting stronger thanks to the shifting continents

Earth

The tides are getting stronger thanks to the shifting continents

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Carlo Rovelli

Physics

Carlo Rovelli: physics' literary superstar makes us rethink time

Culture

Why now doesn’t exist, and other strange facts about time

Physics

Why now doesn’t exist, and other strange facts about time

Features

dancers

Physics

Quantum time: Is this where the flow of existence comes from?

Why we perceive the passage of time is one of the biggest mysteries of physics. Now we could have found its source – in our most potent theory of reality

Features

Physics

The big fudge: Welcome to the theory of not-quite-everything

Features

Physics

I'm building a machine that breaks the rules of reality

Features

Physics

Unbreakable: The race to protect our secrets from quantum hacks

Features

Physics

Three photons stick together to create a new form of light

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