Art and science Blog Using pottery to communicate science A new exhibition in London entitled Quantum Ceramics uses pottery to showcase physics principles
Everyday science News 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: Flash Physics: Musical vibrato analysed, women choose biology after basic physics course, CMS upgrade complete
Art and science Blog 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: Brooklyn’s pioneering approach to art and science
Astronomy and space Opinion and reviews 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: Galaxies and auroras and planets, oh my!
Art and science Feature 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: Preserving the past: using physics to save early photographs
Surfaces and interfaces Opinion and reviews 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: A physical feast
Personalities Opinion and reviews 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: Riffing on the universe
Art and science Feature 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: Nanotechnology cleans up: new ways to preserve artworks
Art and science Podcasts Rocking the status quo in science The working lives of scientists and musicians are more similar than you might think Read article: Rocking the status quo in science