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Debunked: four myths about women’s football

  • Written by: The Conversation
imageWomen's football isn't popular? Pull the other one.Chris Ison/PA

The first world football tournament to take place in the aftermath of the FIFA scandals and the resignation of Sepp Blatter, the FIFA Women’s World Cup kicks off in Canada this weekend with no complaints about the host country, the bidding process, corruption or presidential...

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Women still need to fight for publishing deals and book prizes

  • Written by: The Conversation
imageSome who made it.Baileys

I take double pleasure in the fact that Ali Smith has won this year’s Baileys Prize. First, because I deeply admire her books. And second, I find it extraordinarily satisfying that it is a book about the difficulties faced by female artists that has come up trumps in a women-only literary prize. It broadcasts the fact...

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Is this the end of particle physics as we know it? Let's hope not

  • Written by: The Conversation
imageAn artist's impression of the much-searched for magnetic monopoleHeikka Valja/MoEDAL Collaboration

Physicists around the world (myself included) are hoping that this week will mark the beginning of a new era of discovery. And not, as some fear, the end of particle physics as we know it.

After 27 months of shutdown and re-commissioning, the Large...

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