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Dialogues on physics, great women who changed science, a virtual reality journey to six exoplanets
Oct 20, 2017
Excerpts from The Red Folder
The physics of sperm: the movie
Oct 18, 2017
Scientific video reveals insights into sperm tail-whipping
Multimedia
Illuminating a radio icon
Oct 10, 2017
Podcast How the historic Lovell telescope was transformed into a multimedia art installation
Faces of Physics: human organs on a chip
Oct 3, 2017
Video Bio-inspired engineering could pave the way to personalized treatments
Features
A natural neutron source
Oct 19, 2017
Lightning produces millions of neutrons per stroke – but how? Casper Rutjes and Ute Ebert explain how our understanding of thunderstorm physics has evolved and how neutron measurements could lead to fresh insights
Show us your metal
Oct 12, 2017
Harvard physicists Isaac Silvera and Ranga Dias claim they made metallic hydrogen, but other remain unconvinced. Jon Cartwright explores both sides of the argument
Opinion
Making space
Sep 18, 2017
Robert P Crease reveals that space is not always as we know it
Serving the public
Sep 18, 2017
Congressman Bill Foster calls on more physicists to get involved at all levels of government and politics
Reviews
Tale of two physicists
Oct 19, 2017
The Quantum Labyrinth is an interesting look at the working relationship between the “calm and elegant Wheeler” and the “flamboyant, excitable Feynman”, writes Philip Ball
Science at the Fringe
Oct 5, 2017
Andrew Glester visits this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe and reviews three of the several science-themed shows at this year’s festival
Innovation & industry
Physics World Focus on Neutron Science
Oct 2, 2017
Free to read Understanding lightning strikes, how industry exploits neutrons, balancing security and accessibility
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