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In depth: Nuclear & particle physics
Seeking advice
Mar 1, 2011 Feature
Looking for a job? Margaret Harris sees what help is at hand for physics graduates finding their way in the job market
On the road to discovery
Mar 1, 2011 Feature
With CERN's Large Hadron Collider restarting after its winter shutdown, Tommaso Dorigo explains what drives its researchers as data-taking begins
Dating the universe
Feb 22, 2011 5 comments Review
Kulvinder Singh Chadha muses on the age of the universe
Weighty matters
Nov 2, 2010 1 comment Review
Andy Parker tells the remarkable tale of CERN's search for the Higgs boson
Nuclear's new generation
Oct 1, 2010 3 comments Feature
Novel nuclear reactors promise much, but hurdles remain before any are ever built, explains Edwin Cartlidge
Hot fusion
Oct 1, 2010 11 comments Feature
Steve Cowley outlines the next challenges in fusion power
Nuclear power: yes or no?
Oct 1, 2010 4 comments Opinion
Ian Lowe and Barry Brook go head-to-head in our big nuclear-power debate
Discovery with statistics
Aug 2, 2010 4 comments Opinion
Robert P Crease discusses your responses to his "experiment" into the nature of discovery and statistics
A trip through Weinberg's world
Jul 1, 2010 4 comments Review
John Ellis examines the thoughts of theorist Steven Weinberg
Discovering dark matter
Jun 2, 2010 16 comments Opinion
Robert P Crease calls for your view on what would count as a "discovery" in the search for dark matter
Physics at the end of the Earth
Apr 1, 2010 6 comments Review
Margaret Harris goes on the ultimate physics-adventure
Between the lines
Apr 1, 2010 3 comments Review
Why, oh why, oh why?, the science of complexity, a brief history of cosmology
The Majorana mystery
Mar 2, 2010 2 comments Review
Salvatore Esposito examines the life of troubled Italian genius Ettore Majorana
Between the lines: CERN special
Mar 2, 2010 1 comment Review
CERN special – learn about the Large Hadron Collider, its detectors and the man who made it all happen
Law and the end of the world
Feb 2, 2010 12 comments Feature
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
