A man, a plan, a bomb
The life of J Robert Oppenheimer makes for stunning drama in this Royal Shakespeare Company production, writes Margaret Harris
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Once a physicist: Mark Levinson
Physicist-turned-film-director Mark Levinson describes how making a documentary about the discovery of the Higgs boson took him back to his scientific roots
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To infinity, beyond and back again
Space-travel film Interstellar awes our reviewer Tushna Commissariat with an epic plot and breath-taking effects, but what about the science?
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The world of physics in 2015
Find out more about the key physics events of the coming year – and those we predict might happen
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Book of the Year 2014
Which book received the highest honours in our list of the year's best popular-physics titles?
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Literature of the lab
Robert P Crease wants your picks for the best fiction books set in physics labs
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Elegant constructions
A beautifully illustrated book of essays on geometry, reviewed by Margaret Harris
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Artistic influences
Modern collaborations between artists and scientists come under Arthur I Miller's microscope in his new book, reviewed by Dan Falk
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Listening to the world
Acoustical physicist Philippe Blondel sings the praises of Sonic Wonderland, a book dedicated to the science of sound
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A visit to an island called Nuuk
An intriguing science–art collaboration that explores climate change, geophysics and impermanence
