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I'm over at the other place now and hoping it's nicer 🤞 science/literary people please find me at https://t.co/bAnnyIt0vQ where I'll try to be more active!
Science and poetry! Particle physics! Oscar Wilde (sort of)! Issue 5 is full of such ambitious, funny, thoughtful writing and I'm so excited to share it.
Thanks for bearing with us over the past few weeks! We're back on track for issue 5 with a slight delay, and excited to reveal our cover ☀️ illustrated by the brilliant Ling-Hsuan Wang
Book review: 'When the Heavens Went on Sale' by Ashlee Vance @ashleevance new from @wh_allen. Stories of four lesser-known figures at the centre of the New #Space Age are occasionally inspiring, sometimes alarming, but always compelling, says @hilaryfloon https://t.co/L0ea1D2P4r
🏡🔋 In our latest issue, Hilary Lamb (@hilaryfloon) looks into Scotland’s move toward a Passivhaus standard from December 2024 👇
https://t.co/q0b49Zs9jf
@AndreasKuckertz @jbv_insights @EandTmagazine It's such a brilliant, comprehensive paper which many policymakers and investors could do with reading, thanks for taking the time to talk me through it!
🏡 From December 2024, all new housing in Scotland will be built to the highest energy efficiency standards: a Scottish Passivhaus equivalent. Right now, no one knows exactly what that means.
Hilary Lamb (@hilaryfloon) finds out more 👇
https://t.co/Vrr4GVqLUR
Book review: ‘Invisibility' by Gregory J Gbur, new from @yalebooks. An intelligent case for the deep interconnectedness of science and sci-fi should have looked more deeply at the practicalities of invisibility, says @hilaryfloon https://t.co/UkwaU9L6qA
Book review: ‘Distrust', new from @OxUniPress. @hilaryfloon looks at economics professor Gary Smith’s argument that the credibility of science is being undermined by the very tools created to do science @StandardDevs@pomonacollege https://t.co/y0qIBTk2hv