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Print edition: September 2004
Features
The LHC detector challenge
ATLAS and CMS will be two of the most complex experiments ever built
CERN: the next 50 years
Why is the LHC energy interesting, and what lies beyond it?
2005 Institute of Physics awards
Physics in Action
Biological imaging with neutrons
Post-deadline
B-mesons probe matter mystery
Mini ultrasound device could help improve surgery
Looking inside a laser beam
News & Analysis
Collider to use cold technology
UK says 'no' to light relay
Is the Earth fuelled by a nuclear reactor?
Hawking's victor revealed
Blaze's dreams go up in smoke
Entrepreneur boosts basic physics
Europe dishes out facilities funding
Economist to lead EU science
Fancy a flutter on physics?
Meet the million-dollar physicist
Lake keeps Canadians cool and green
Physics stops forgers in their tracks
Novel device points to radio revolution
String theorists scoop Dirac medal
Godfrey Hounsfield: 1920--2004
Francis Crick, 1916-2004
Nuclear physicists back German project
Editorial
Forum
The three stages of learning
Critical Point
Feedback
Bad experiences with EU funding
Small importance
A pupil speaks
Reviews
The short life of Jeremiah Horrocks
Transit man
Humphry Davy: scientist supreme
Another biography of the great scientist
Newton's darker side
Careers
Particle physics builds potential
Once a physicist: Lindsay Nicholson
Lateral Thoughts
A piece of the action
