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Setting the scale: the life and work of Anders Celsius

Tom Tierney reviews Celsius: a Life and Death by Degrees by Ian Hembrow

Old wood and mercury thermometer with a scale hand drawn along its length

A ‘quantum rose’ for the 21st century: Oksana Kondratyeva on her stained-glass art inspired by a quantum computer

Oksana Kondratyeva describes her creation of a quantum-inspired work of stained-glass art

Black and white photo of a woman in an art studio; and colour photo of a round stained glass artwork

Delayed Big Bang for dark matter could be detected in gravitational waves

Late arrival of dark matter would leave subtle imprint on space–time

From the blackboard to the boardroom: why university is a great place to become an entrepreneur

Robert Phillips argues that whatever your career ambitions, entrepreneurship skills will set you up for success

Multiracial group of female students using wireless technology in university classroom

Millions of smartphones monitor Earth’s ever-changing ionosphere

Crowd-sourced data could improve global navigation satellite systems such as GPS

Triboelectric device reduces noise pollution

A fibrous composite foam employs the triboelectric effect and in situ electrical energy dissipation to absorb low-frequency sound waves

Sound-absorbing mechanism of triboelectric fibrous composite foam

Cloudy with a chance of warming: how physicists are studying the dynamical impact of clouds on climate change

Michael Allen on how essential it is to understand how clouds respond to climate

Why academia should be funded by governments, not students

Jonte Hance says that the increase in tuition fees will only delay the inevitable fall of the UK academic system

University students in a lecture theatre

Ultrafast electron entanglement could be studied using helium photoemission

Calculations suggest sub-femtosecond resolution is possible

Lens breakthrough paves the way for ultrathin cameras

A metasurface-based folded lens system shows promise for creating a new generation of slimline cameras

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Setting the scale: the life and work of Anders Celsius

A ‘quantum rose’ for the 21st century: Oksana Kondratyeva on her stained-glass art inspired by a quantum computer

Delayed Big Bang for dark matter could be detected in gravitational waves

From the blackboard to the boardroom: why university is a great place to become an entrepreneur

Millions of smartphones monitor Earth’s ever-changing ionosphere

Triboelectric device reduces noise pollution

Cloudy with a chance of warming: how physicists are studying the dynamical impact of clouds on climate change

Why academia should be funded by governments, not students

Ultrafast electron entanglement could be studied using helium photoemission

Lens breakthrough paves the way for ultrathin cameras

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