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Revealing the network within

Jon Cartwright describes the emerging field of "network physiology", which uses physics to understand how organs communicate

Artistic illustration of a human torso, showing a red heart in the centre from which blood vessels emanate and branch out through the body. Superimposed is a graphical trace

CERN gives thumbs up to new sterile-neutrino detector

Proposed experiment to undergo further design report

Photograph of the Super Proton Synchrotron at CERN

Could the accelerating expansion of the universe be explained by modifying general relativity so that gravity has mass?

Matthew Francis reports on a small but dogged group of physicists thinks the existence of dark energy might be a clue that we need to revise one of the most successful theories we have: general relativity

An illustration of “braneworld”, where the known universe is the mere surface of a larger reality

Babylonian astronomers used abstract geometry to track Jupiter

Geometry may have been applied to astronomy far earlier than most historians think

Burned from the inside out

Susan Southard’s book about survivors of the Nagasaki atomic bombing, reviewed by Brian Drummond

Painting showing dozens of injured and bandaged people gathered outside a building with a traditional Japanese tiled roof, some lying down, some walking, as a team of medics treat a severely injured person in the background

New type of atmospheric waves seen high above Antarctica

"Endless and uninterrupted" oscillations could affect climate and communications

Photograph of Cao Chen and colleagues at Arrival Heights

Rocking the status quo in science

The working lives of scientists and musicians are more similar than you might think

X-ray laser images nanoclusters on femtosecond timescale

Technique offers high spatial and temporal resolution

$Illustration shows how an X-ray pulse is scattered from an ionized cluster of xenon to produce a diffraction pattern$

NASA’s WFIRST mission set for go-ahead

Space agency expected to make the probe an official project next month

Artistic impression of the Wide-Field Infrared Survey Telescope

Are gravitational waves being ‘redshifted’ away by the cosmological constant?

Dark energy may have a measurable effect on future observations made by LISA or the Einstein Telescope

Two merging galaxies with black holes at their centres

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Revealing the network within

CERN gives thumbs up to new sterile-neutrino detector

Could the accelerating expansion of the universe be explained by modifying general relativity so that gravity has mass?

Babylonian astronomers used abstract geometry to track Jupiter

Burned from the inside out

New type of atmospheric waves seen high above Antarctica

Rocking the status quo in science

X-ray laser images nanoclusters on femtosecond timescale

NASA’s WFIRST mission set for go-ahead

Are gravitational waves being ‘redshifted’ away by the cosmological constant?

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