Print edition: March 2007
Features
Closing in on the gamma-ray sky
New results with the HESS telescope
Vision on a chip
How implants could restore your sight
Electronics with carbon nanotubes
Nanotubes as transistors and light-emitters
Frontiers
Stored light jumps from here to there
Bubble logic pops up
Saving lives in crowds
Microfluidics goes for gold on the slopes
News & Analysis
Billion-dollar collider plans unveiled
Budget is good news for physicists, but NASA feels the pinch
US should tap power in Earth's crust
Missile-defence technology targets breast cancer
Warm welcome for climate report
Sonofusion scientist cleared
Japan turns on heavy-ion source
Radiactive warning
The secret world of amateur fusion
Cambridge physics breaks new ground
New views on the gamma-ray universe
Editorial
Intellectual innovator
Forum
Critical Point
Feedback
Debating the future of physics publishing
Large Hadron Collider will open this year
Maxwell's genius
Dropping standards
Reviews
Then there were eight
Is Pluto a planet or what?
Cosmic essays
Repeeling the onion
Careers
Careers and people
Lateral Thoughts
A tale of Thompson and the tog