Is the controversy settled? Only when pigs – and pilot waves – fly, writes Tim Wogan
Read article: Experiment that may or may not disprove Bohmian mechanics continues to spark debate
Matin Durrani reports from a meeting of the London Quantum Cluster
Read article: Quantum influencers gather to celebrate London’s role in quantum tech
The team says it is the first demonstration of 'Voronoi patterns' in plants
Read article: Striking mathematical pattern uncovered in Chinese money plant leaves
Mićo Tatalović vists the former site of Cambridge University’s physics department before it is demolished
Read article: Final look inside the Cavendish lab’s 50-year home before demolition
The fibre robot could find applications in agriculture and reforestation
Read article: Tiny knotted fibre leaps into the air like a springtail bug
Find out more about plans for the next major particle collider as well as careers in the nuclear industry
Read article: The Physics World 2026 Particle and Nuclear Briefing is out now
Mechanical wear thought to be behind the shape of tips, rather than an evolutionary mechanism
Read article: Study reveals the physics behind nature’s pointed tips
Victoria Merriman reports back from a Global Physics Summit satellite event in Dschang, Cameroon
Read article: Shining a light on central African physics
New book provides an essential guide to the science, regulatory landscape and real world practice of radiological protection
Read article: Science and standards: a comprehensive guide to radiological protection
Chris Sinclair talks to Michael Frayn about a new revival of his classic science play Copenhagen
Read article: Michael Frayn on Copenhagen: ‘When I wrote it, I didn’t think it would even be staged’
