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New ways to teach and learn physics
Mar 10, 2014
Download your free PDF of the March 2014 special issue of Physics World on physics education
Getting a measure of Brazilian research
Mar 10, 2014
With Brazil preparing for the World Cup, two upcoming reports from IOP Publishing examine research in the world's fifth biggest country
Multimedia
How do figure skaters exploit Newtonian physics when they spin?
Feb 10, 2014
Video Walter Lewin explains the science behind spinning ice-skaters
Features
Navigating new cultures
Mar 6, 2014
A diverse group of physicists describe their experiences of working abroad to Sharon Ann Holgate
The power of YouTube
Mar 4, 2014
Philip Moriarty describes his experiences in front of the camera as one of the stars of the Sixty Symbols series of YouTube videos
Opinion
The spot in the shadow
Feb 13, 2014
Robert P Crease shows just how hard it can be to assign credit for a scientific discovery
Reviews
From Euclid to Einstein
Feb 27, 2014
Practising scientists may welcome a new "guided translation" of Newton's Principia despite some significant flaws, says Patricia Fara
Alices in a nuclear Wonderland
Feb 20, 2014
Historian Kate Brown reviews the fascinating but incomplete story of women who worked at the Oak Ridge uranium-processing plant during the Second World War
Innovation & industry
Physics World Focus on Medical Imaging
Dec 2, 2013
Free to view: This special issue looks at the clinical applications and research advances in medical imaging
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