Print edition: February 2010
Features
Law and the end of the world
Edwin Cartlidge examines the case of a US lawyer who believes that the courts must step in if required to halt experiments like the Large Hadron Collider
A networked world
The flu fighters
Tools from physics can now be used to model the H1N1 flu pandemic, as Vittoria Colizza and Alessandro Vespignani explain
Following the money
Simplicity and complexity
Quanta
Right on track
Are you out there?
Own your own Higgs
Space sushi
Frontiers
Honing in on habitable planets
Evanescent waves light up nanotechnology
Black hole struggles to swallow its Milky Way
Newton's idea spotted in neutrons
Philips produces colour electronic paper
News & Analysis
Murdered physicist leaves Iran reeling
Africa launches continent-wide physics society
Chinese duo fired for scientific fraud
New German ion-therapy centre treats its first patients
Flexible electronics enters the e-reader market
Japanese science saved, but worries linger
Questions raised over future of UK research council
Spy agency shares data on climate change
CERN collisions light up Copenhagen
France's grandes écoles accused of elitism
US standards lab funds new research centres
ALMA sharpens its vision
Moroccan solar-thermal plant planned
Thailand plans 'science city'
Editorial
Complexity made simple
Critical Point
Your favourite units
Robert P Crease explains the enduring popularity of non-SI units, including the ox-day, firkin and litre
Feedback
Promoting education from the bottom up
Lecturing the lecturers
More views on climate
Comments from physicsworld.com
Jump-starting the fusion revolution
See you in Narnia
Spouting off
Reviews
Inside the complexity labyrinth
Gordon Fraser takes a guided tour through the science of complexity
Between the lines
Space elevators, the Tunguska mystery and how to understand physics through the everyday
The unsettled heavens
Aaron Leonard enjoys a fictionalized account of a meteorologist's role in the D-Day landings
Web life: ComplexityBlog.com
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Careers
Life on the borders
Careers and people
Once a physicist: David Roy
Lateral Thoughts
Alice through the double slits