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Cosmic rays probe nuclear waste

Physicists show how muons can reveal missing spent fuel

Photograph of dry storage casks of nuclear waste at Idaho National Laboratory

Textured artificial skin shifts shape like an octopus

Material can be pre-programmed to imitate stones, plants and other natural objects

Photograph of a giant Australian cuttlefish (Sepia apama) is expressing its papillae

Physicists create first ‘topological’ laser

New laser can have cavity of any possible shape

Photo of researchers making topological laser

Land of milk and neutrons

Erik Brok and Søren Roi Midtgaard describe how neutron-based measurements are helping dairy firms understand the complex structure of milk

Photo of a black and white cow in a green field

Silicon waveguide shows zero refractive index

Potential applications include computing and communications

Has liquid metallic hydrogen on Jupiter been recreated in the lab?

Controversial claim by Harvard University researchers disputed by other scientists

Photo of diamond anvil cell superimposed on Jupiter

Concerns raised over NIST security breaches

US Government Accountability Office calls for increased measures

Tale of two physicists

The Quantum Labyrinth is an interesting look at the working relationship between the “calm and elegant Wheeler” and the “flamboyant, excitable Feynman”, writes Philip Ball

Photograph of John Wheeler (standing, centre) was surprised and delighted to act as PhD supervisor for Richard Feynman (seated, centre)

A natural neutron source

Casper Rutjes and Ute Ebert trace how our understanding of thunderstorm physics has evolved in recent decades and explain how neutron measurements could produce fresh insights

The physics of bread – an introduction

A peek inside Nathan Myhrvold’s new five-volume book

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Cosmic rays probe nuclear waste

Textured artificial skin shifts shape like an octopus

Physicists create first ‘topological’ laser

Land of milk and neutrons

Silicon waveguide shows zero refractive index

Has liquid metallic hydrogen on Jupiter been recreated in the lab?

Concerns raised over NIST security breaches

Tale of two physicists

A natural neutron source

The physics of bread – an introduction

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