Physics Blogs You Need to Be Reading
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These are some of the best physics blogs, updated regularly, written by some of the top minds. The feeds are updated on page refresh, so bookmark this page and you’ll have a quick overview of all the blog’s latest entries each time you visit here.
We also asked our community advisors which physics blogs they recommended.
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Sean Carroll’s “Preposterous Universe“
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Sabine Hossenfelder’s “Backreaction“
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Peter Woit’s “Not Even Wrong“
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n-Category Café
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Quantum Diaries
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Douglas Natelson’s “nanoscale views“
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David Hogg’s “Hogg’s Research“
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Jackson Clarke’s “syymmetries“
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Résonaances
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http://condensedconcepts.blogspot.com.au/ is pretty nice as well.
In the Dark is a personal favourite.Two other blogs to consider are:https://4gravitons.wordpress.com/ written by Matt von Hippelhttp://quantumfrontiers.com/ written by members of John Preskill's group.
In the Dark,
https://telescoper.wordpress.com/Yeah I considered adding it, because there are a lot of non-science entries.
In the Dark,https://telescoper.wordpress.com/an eclectic mix of, for example, cosmology, astrophysics, physics, physics education, poetry, jazz, opera, cricket, …, by Peter Coles, cosmologist, head of the School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences at the University of Sussex, and crossworder extraordinaire.
Excellent! I’ve got it bookmarked. As I’m getting beyond the freshman/sophomore level introductory courses, I’m realizing more and more how important it is to keep up with the current state of the field. I’ve been meaning to start keeping up with some blogs like this, and this is a very convenient way to do so.