Mats Larsson and Ramon Wyss reveal why Chien-Shiung Wu never won a Nobel prize
Read article: Twenty-three nominations, yet no Nobel prize: how Chien-Shiung Wu missed out on the top award in physics
Theoretical physicist Rob Farr retraces his career journey in the food industry
Read article: A theoretical physicist’s journey through the food and drink industry
Researchers and policymakers need a fuller view of the environmental and climate cost of war, to rebuild after the dust settles, as Benjamin Skuse finds
Read article: The environmental and climate cost of war
Could the icy moons of our solar system hold life beyond our planet? Keith Cooper looks at how planetary scientists intend to find out
Read article: Exploring the icy moons of the solar system
Matin Durrani talks to four leaders from quantum science and technology about where the field is going next
Read article: From building a workforce to boosting research and education – future quantum leaders have their say
Ramy Shelbaya from Quantum Dice talks about using quantum mechanics to generate random numbers
Read article: Ramy Shelbaya: the physicist and CEO capitalizing on quantum randomness
Sarah Wild talks to astronomers across the world who are on a hunt for a subtle hydrogen signal that could confirm or disprove our ideas on the universe’s evolution
Read article: Cosmic dawn: the search for the primordial hydrogen signal
Iulia Georgescu highlights the forgotten pioneers of computational physics and calls for a wider appreciation of research software engineers
Read article: The forgotten pioneers of computational physics
Philip Ball dives into the challenges in developing quantum computing, and building up investments and users for the tech
Read article: Quantum computing on the verge: correcting errors, developing algorithms and building up the user base
Meghie Rodrigues talks to Brazilian astronomer Thaisa Storchi Bergmann about curiosity, black holes and current challenges in research funding
Read article: ‘Science needs all perspectives – male, female and everything in-between’: Brazilian astronomer Thaisa Storchi Bergmann
