Policy and funding Blog Love, Tito’s: vodka maker funds physics research Texas distiller has donated tens of millions of dollars to scientific research Read article: Love, Tito’s: vodka maker funds physics research
Renewables Blog Wanted: an electrical grid that runs on 100% renewable energy Global conflicts are making renewable energy more attractive, but an all-renewable grid will require solving physics problems as well as political and economic ones Read article: Wanted: an electrical grid that runs on 100% renewable energy
Particle and nuclear Blog Inside the world’s particle‑physics labs: Global Physics Photowalk 2025 winners revealed This is the fifth international photowalk following events held in 2010, 2012, 2015 and 2018 Read article: Inside the world’s particle‑physics labs: Global Physics Photowalk 2025 winners revealed
Education and outreach Blog The American Physical Society’s 2026 Global Physics Summit opens in Denver The "shared future" theme of the world's biggest physics meeting this year is opportune Read article: The American Physical Society’s 2026 Global Physics Summit opens in Denver
Quantum Blog Pathways to a career in quantum: what skills do you need? Matin Durrani reports from the Careers in Quantum event at the University of Bristol, UK Read article: Pathways to a career in quantum: what skills do you need?
Art and science Blog Shadow sculptures evoke quantum physics The Midnight Ballet by Will Budgett is a treat for the eyes Read article: Shadow sculptures evoke quantum physics
Everyday science Blog The physics of why basketball shoes are so squeaky The noise is down to the base of the shoe forming wrinkles that travel at near supersonic speeds Read article: The physics of why basketball shoes are so squeaky
Culture, history and society Blog Olympian Eileen Gu rules the piste with physics and international relations There is lots of classical mechanics in freestyle skiing Read article: Olympian Eileen Gu rules the piste with physics and international relations
Devices and structures Blog World’s smallest QR code paves the way for ultralong-life data storage Tiny QR code etched on ceramic sets the Guinness World Record as the world’s smallest Read article: World’s smallest QR code paves the way for ultralong-life data storage
Careers Blog The 10th annual Physics World Careers guide showcases job options for physicists Boost your career by checking out the free-to-read 96-page digital guide Read article: The 10th annual Physics World Careers guide showcases job options for physicists