Read article: Christmas competition
Christmas competition
Win a copy of Stephen Hawking's new book in our festive physics-jumper competition
Read article: Christmas competition
Read article: Once a physicist: Anand Kamalakar
Once a physicist: Anand Kamalakar
Anand Kamalakar is a Brooklyn-based documentary film director, producer and editor
Read article: This article is based on fictional events
This article is based on fictional events
David Boyt explains how Lars von Trier's 2011 film Melancholia inspired a real scientific paper on climate in the journal Nonlinearity
Read article: The complicated relationship between science and sci-fi
The complicated relationship between science and sci-fi
Graham Jones talks to physicist David Deutsch, film-maker Olga Osario, and academic-turned-novelist Gianfranco D'Anna about the use of science in fiction
Read article: Communicating science at music festivals
Communicating science at music festivals
Talks, plays, poetry and many more innovative approaches
Read article: What Hedy Lamarr and Abdus Salam have in common and why cuprates are getting stranger
What Hedy Lamarr and Abdus Salam have in common and why cuprates are getting stranger
Physics goes to the movies and what a powerful magnet tells us about a strange metal
Read article: Once a physicist: Arie van ’t Riet
Once a physicist: Arie van ’t Riet
Arie van ’t Riet is an artist in the Netherlands who uses X-ray equipment to create “bioramas” – X-ray portraits of animals and plants
Read article: The power of images
The power of images
Enrico Sacchetti says that photography can be an effective way to communicate science to the general public
Read article: Rio de Janeiro unveils huge science graffiti
Rio de Janeiro unveils huge science graffiti
Urban graffiti at the Brazilian Center for Physical Research in Rio de Janeiro
Read article: Take a teacher and a pupil
Take a teacher and a pupil
Clifford V Johnson's graphic-novel The Dialogues presents a new and exciting way to communicate sophisticated ideas, says Philip Ball
