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Looking back on the H-bomb

A memoir by the physicist Kenneth Ford offers an "engagingly human glimpse" into the US physics community in the early 1950s, writes reviewer Richard Moore

Colour photograph of the "Ivy Mike" hydrogen bomb test, showing the mushroom-shaped cloud rising in a sky streaked with orange and blue

An insidious and ubiquitous menace

A book about corrosion and the herculean efforts to combat it is "absorbing and interesting" but short on satisfying science, say reviewers

a badly corroded pipe, turned orange with rust and flaking to pieces

Physicists defend against Trojan-horse quantum hackers

Simple devices can protect quantum cryptography from eavesdroppers

Artistic representation of a quantum key

Are Faraday cages less effective than previously thought?

Calculations suggest that electric field does not drop off exponentially

Solar wind casts a reddish hue over rocky objects

Ion-accelerator experiment could explain why many asteroids are dark red

Photograph of a portion of the Neuschwanstein meteorite, which contains enstatite

New laser sweeps out its own frequency

Technology could reduce the cost of LIDAR and retinal imaging systems

Illustration of how the self-sweeping laser works

How can we detect gravitational waves?

Nergis Mavalvala explains how researchers search for these elusive ripples in space–time

Do general anaesthetics trigger a phase transition in the brain?

Model suggests tiny change in communication could have large effect on neuron interaction

Galactic shape-shifting signals a decrease in star formation across cosmic history

Study suggests that most stars are born in spiral galaxies but end up in elliptical ones

The secret life of scientific ideas

How do great ideas in physics come about? Vitor Cardoso shares insights from his web-based project The Birth of an Idea

Conceptual illustration of a miniature man opening up someone's head and looking inside with a torch to see a locked treasure chest inside

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Looking back on the H-bomb

An insidious and ubiquitous menace

Physicists defend against Trojan-horse quantum hackers

Are Faraday cages less effective than previously thought?

Solar wind casts a reddish hue over rocky objects

New laser sweeps out its own frequency

How can we detect gravitational waves?

Do general anaesthetics trigger a phase transition in the brain?

Galactic shape-shifting signals a decrease in star formation across cosmic history

The secret life of scientific ideas

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