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Print edition: September 2005
Features
Strange events in the proton
Where does the proton's magnetic moment come from?
Explorer of stars and souls: Arthur Stanley Eddington
The father of modern theoretical astrophysics
The road to miniaturization
Pushing Moore's law to the limit
Frontiers
Laser rotation sheds light on axions
The ups and downs of doping superconductors
Kinetic waves point to reconnection
Neutrinos open window on Earth's core
Innovation: Antennas focus on plasma technology
News & Analysis
Europe plans laser-fusion facility
How high is your h-index?
German lab focuses on free-electron lasers
Paper fingerprints could combat fraud
Energy: Something for everyone in the US
John Bahcall 1934-2005: Solar-neutrino pioneer dies
New cash for UK weapons centre
Mines battle for underground lab
Au revoir RSVP
Disputed planet ignites debate
Steve Koonin: A physicist's view of energy supply
Hydrogen results cause controversy
Editorial
Forum
Critical Point
Anosognosia
Much contemporary history, fiction and philosophy ignores the impact of science on human life and history. Robert P Crease cites some of his favourite examples, and asks for yours
Feedback
Getting software right
First for LEDs
The pull of industry
A turn on the rudder
Cows and climate
Reviews
The life of astronomy's brightest star
Two new biographies of Fred Hoyle
Careers
Once a physicist: Alok Jha
The price of physics
European dreams turn real
Dirac medal for condensed matter
Lateral Thoughts
The greatest equation in physics
