Cthulhu cosmology, Halloween outfits with a physics twist and more
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Strange goings on at CERN, string theory with cats, Isaac Asimov on generating new ideas and more
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Candy corn in space, compact fusion reactors and physics in Palestine
Excerpts from the Red Folder
The STEM employment paradox, revisited
Digging into the data on STEM shortages
Blood Moons, teachers who moulded the minds of great physicists and more
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Physics road trip through the north-east of Brazil
Admiring the new home of the International Institute of Physics
Nobel mania – predictions, discussions, hangouts and more
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What type of physics should you do if you want to bag a Nobel prize?
New infographic charts the history of the physics Nobel by discipline
Read article: What type of physics should you do if you want to bag a Nobel prize?
The October 2014 issue of Physics World is now out
The STEM shortage paradox, the Rosetta mission, using pulsars to seek gravitational waves, and why the search for supersymmetry must go on
The pin-up of particle physics, an octopus-inspired robot and Witten versus Horgan redux
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