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Drilling down to catch cosmic rays at the South Pole

A huge neutrino detector is currently being built to understand the origins of high-energy cosmic rays. Jude Dineley looks at the challenges for the Askaryan Radio Array

Construction workers at the Askaryan Radio Array

CERN gears up for LHC switch on

Following a two-year shutdown for maintenance and upgrades, Ned Stafford looks at how the LHC has been improved to allow researchers to hunt for new particles

A maintenance worker at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider

UAE fires up space agency with Mars mission

Country plans to send spacecraft to 'red planet' by 2021

New microscope makes movies of tiny live specimens

Optical-lattice technique has a lighter touch with living samples

Series of 3D images taken using the new microscopy technique

A theorist’s bucket list

S James Gates Jr talks about the physics discoveries he would like to see happen in his lifetime

Critics attack new 10-year US fusion plan

Report 'lacks vision' and fails to address real problems, say researchers

A better way to detect landmines

Sir Bobby Charlton and his scientist teammates are seeking to improve landmine detection

A man in protective clothing holds a landmine

Tabletop experiment could detect gravitational waves

Tiny device could beat LIGO to detecting ripples in space–time, say physicists

Photograph of water ripples which resemble gravitational waves

Retrial granted for jailed Iranian physicist

Supreme Court overturns initial verdict for Omid Kokabee

Kokabee's portrait, featured in an exhibition across from the United Nations in New York

Black-hole analogue works like a laser

Sound is amplified between two "event horizons" in a Bose–Einstein condensate

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Drilling down to catch cosmic rays at the South Pole

CERN gears up for LHC switch on

UAE fires up space agency with Mars mission

New microscope makes movies of tiny live specimens

A theorist’s bucket list

Critics attack new 10-year US fusion plan

A better way to detect landmines

Tabletop experiment could detect gravitational waves

Retrial granted for jailed Iranian physicist

Black-hole analogue works like a laser

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