
Equations, quarks and a few feathers: more physics than birds
David Norman reviews The Physics of Birds and Birding: the Sounds, Colors and Movements of Birds, and Our Tools for Watching Them by Michael Hurben
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David Norman reviews The Physics of Birds and Birding: the Sounds, Colors and Movements of Birds, and Our Tools for Watching Them by Michael Hurben
Joe McEntee explores the surprising links between solar physics and sports science
Ratcheting effect could lead to better de-icing
New findings help meteorologists better understand the physical mechanisms driving climate change, particularly the role of atmospheric circulation
A series of events called the Quantum Fringe has enabled everyone from school students and the interested public to researchers and industry experts to gain new insights into quantum computing
From Bohemian solutions and binary battles to new parameters and novel experiments, the dark matter vs MOND clash rages on
Interaction could lead to experiments that challenge the Standard Model
Colin White explains why doing schools outreach put him way outside his comfort zone
New design is more efficient at driving electrons
Jennifer Carter reviews Women in the History of Quantum Physics: Beyond Knabenphysik