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Janus droplets reflect an explosion of colour

Newly discovered effect could lead to better paints and sensors

Portable fluorometer detects breast cancer cells

An inexpensive portable fluorometer detects fluorescently-labelled breast cancer cells

A machine-learning revolution

From image reconstruction to quantum tomography, scientists are applying machine learning to all areas of physics, as Marric Stephens discovers

What are the health risks of warming at 1.5 °C, 2 °C and more?

We need to prepare our health systems to manage changes in the magnitude and pattern of climate-sensitive health outcomes as climate changes, says Kristie Ebi

New hydrogel stiffens and softens like a natural muscle

Material could play a role in creating artificial tissues and organs

Do interactive figures help physicists to communicate their science?

Having recently co-authored a Physics World Discovery ebook, Nikola Šibalić reveals the benefits and opportunities of interactive figures and text

Virtual lens enhances X-ray microscopy

Fourier ptychography using X-rays yields absorption and phase-contrast information as well as higher resolution images

The dark side of social media

Neil Johnson explains how physics can be used to find groups supporting terror, extremism and hate on social media

Carbon rise could cause cloud tipping point

The planet’s temperature could zoom in an ever more greenhouse world, as researchers identify a dangerous possible cloud tipping point

Optical frequency comb fits in your back pocket

Tiny device offers low power consumption by using ultralow-loss microresonator

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Janus droplets reflect an explosion of colour

Portable fluorometer detects breast cancer cells

A machine-learning revolution

What are the health risks of warming at 1.5 °C, 2 °C and more?

New hydrogel stiffens and softens like a natural muscle

Do interactive figures help physicists to communicate their science?

Virtual lens enhances X-ray microscopy

The dark side of social media

Carbon rise could cause cloud tipping point

Optical frequency comb fits in your back pocket

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