Big gains for physics as Obama signs stimulus bill
More than $10bn will go towards funding physical-science projects
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More than $10bn will go towards funding physical-science projects
New method shines a light on energy transfer
Read article: Laser captures photosynthesis in action
SELENE mission gives the best views yet of the unseen face
Read article: New light on Moon’s far side
CERN announces accelerator’s restart schedule
Charting the boundary between the quantum and classical worlds
Theoretical particles could explain why certain cosmic rays reach Earth
From laser physics to solar power: the founder and chief executive of Suntech Power
Read article: Once a physicist: Zhengrong Shi
Explore the physics of fusion through interactive games on a simulated tokamak
Read article: Web life: The Internet Plasma Physics Education Experience
As US President Barack Obama takes office, his leadership will be needed to reduce the dangers of the world’s nuclear weapons and to stop nuclear materials from falling into rogue hands, argues Sidney Drell
Read article: The nuclear threat: a new start
Is the universe multiply connected? wonders Andrew Jaffe
Read article: Not wrapped up yet