An ancient fish with a nose for business
Skull reconstruction reveals a very odd discovery. Andrew Masterson reports.
Coming soon:
Jupiter unveiled
In this issue: Juno’s new Jupiter – Hello quantum world – Inflammation overload – Gallery: arthropods see things differently – The feathered dinosaur revolution – Clouds predict global warming
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Friction is determined by history
Research finds friction is much more complicated than previously thought. Phil Dooley reports.
Equations show how order falls into chaos
Transitions from predictable movement to random diffusion happen everywhere from grazing sheep to stock prices, and new research is helping scientists understand how. Michael Lucy reports.
This week in science history: The paradigm shifter dies
Physicist and philosopher Thomas Kuhn reframed our understanding scientific progress. Jeff Glorfeld reports.
Something for everyone in Australia’s Science Week
The country’s annual celebration has much to offer for adults and children, wherever they live.
