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Physicist Kenneth Wilson dies at 77

Nobel laureate developed theory of phase transitions

Livermore slashes 10 per cent of workforce

Final 2014 budget to still face "uphill battle in Congress this summer"

Physicists rethink celebrated Kelvin wake pattern for ships

Satellite images and modelling used to study narrow wakes

Heinrich Rohrer: 1933–2013

Scanning tunnelling microscope pioneer shared Nobel prize

Why water prefers the single life

Researchers challenge idea that liquid water has two separate forms

Ernest Moniz nominated as US energy secretary

Obama administration opts for MIT physicist in top energy role

Online-learning provider edX doubles to a dozen members

Harvard–MIT education project gains its first international partners

Robert Richardson: 1937–2013

Superfluidity pioneer who shared 1996 Nobel prize dies at 75

Steven Chu steps down as US energy secretary

Nobel laureate plans a return to "academic life"

Fires ravage Siding Spring Observatory

Site closed for two weeks until full assessments are made

How many dominoes will topple a cathedral tower?

Theoretical study inspired by science quiz

What's in store for 2013?

Celebrate the turn of the year with our predictions of the key physics events of the next 12 months

Our favourite pictures of 2012

From bio-engineered jellyfish and levitating drops to lunar landscapes

Physics World's 2012 Book of the Year

An entertaining tale of how an oddball group of physicists revived interest in quantum fundamentals wins this year's top honour

Multimedia highlights of 2012

From the fault lines of San Francisco to the insane traffic of Mumbai