Profiles of genius and persecution
Dan Falk asks if anything unites the many Jewish successful physicists of the 20th century
Dan Falk asks if anything unites the many Jewish successful physicists of the 20th century
Giulia Pancheri describes the extraordinary life of the physicist Bruno Touschek
Gordon Fraser reviews The German Physical Society in the Third Reich
Ray Monk’s landmark biography of “father of the atomic bomb” J Robert Oppenheimer, reviewed by Robert P Crease
‘Private buyer with a passion for theoretical physics’ bids £170,000
Einstein, God and religion
Books on bubble physics, quantum exiles and arty photos of particle accelerators, reviewed by Margaret Harris
The first in-depth English-language biography of one of the heavyweights of modern physics – Enrico Fermi – has been long awaited, says Marina Cobal
Jeremy Bernstein reviews Nuclear Forces: the Making of the Physicist Hans Bethe
Andrew Glester reviews For Small Creatures Such As We by Sasha Sagan and interviews the author