Physics reveals the mysteries behind art
Hockney, Van Gogh, Vermeer and physics
Using pottery to communicate science
A new exhibition in London entitled Quantum Ceramics uses pottery to showcase physics principles
Read article: Flash Physics: Musical vibrato analysed, women choose biology after basic physics course, CMS upgrade complete
Flash Physics: Musical vibrato analysed, women choose biology after basic physics course, CMS upgrade complete
Today's selection of need-to-know updates from the world of physics
Read article: Brooklyn’s pioneering approach to art and science
Brooklyn’s pioneering approach to art and science
Astrophysicist Janna Levin gives Physics World a tour of Pioneer Works in Red Hook, New York
Read article: Galaxies and auroras and planets, oh my!
Galaxies and auroras and planets, oh my!
The coffee-table book of all the winning and shortlisted images in the 2016 Astronomy Photographer of the Year award is a sight to behold, says Tushna Commissariat
Read article: Preserving the past: using physics to save early photographs
Preserving the past: using physics to save early photographs
Physicists have joined the battle to stop daguerreotypes – a prized, early form of photograph – from degrading any further, as Stephen Ornes reports
Read article: A physical feast
A physical feast
Mystified by modernist cuisine? Margaret Harris reviews a book that takes culinary physics "out of the lab and into your kitchen"
Read article: Riffing on the universe
Riffing on the universe
Jazz musician and theoretical physicist Stephon Alexander brings a fresh perspective to links between science and music, writes Trevor Cox
Read article: Nanotechnology cleans up: new ways to preserve artworks
Nanotechnology cleans up: new ways to preserve artworks
A European project called Nanorestart is turning to nanotechnology to find novel ways to preserve modern works of art
Read article: Rocking the status quo in science
Rocking the status quo in science
The working lives of scientists and musicians are more similar than you might think
