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Read article: Greener labs, sounding out sharks, and Einstein in Oxford: the June 2019 issue of Physics World is now out
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Read article: GADZOOKS! and other dodgy astronomy acronyms, physics of sticky tape, quiz on that black-hole image
Silicon is synonymous with the computing and communications boom that has transformed our daily lives, says Susan Curtis
Read article: Battle of the elements: silicon builds digital revolution from sand
Margaret Harris observes that lithium not only offers a playground for atomic physicists, but also provides a route to greener energy and a life-changing treatment for people with a bipolar di...
Read article: Battle of the elements: lithium is the little element making a big difference
Advantage Play will appeal to sports-mad physicists, who relish seeing how physics underpins much of sport, says Matin Durrani
Read article: Physics for sports fans
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Read article: How permanent summer time could affect your sleep, BBC sings the praises of kinetic theory
Anna Demming argues that carbon plays a fundamental role in everything from disruptive nanotechnologies to the chemistry of life
Read article: Battle of the elements: what makes carbon King of the Elements?
Physicist and keen tennis player Andria Rogava reveals the secret behind his bizarre tennis-ball pyramids
Read article: Physicist creates remarkable tennis-ball towers, including one made from 46 balls
To celebrate the International Year of the Periodic Table, Michael Banks explains how helium leads to great discoveries and helps saves lives too
Read article: Battle of the elements: helium’s crucial role in physics
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Read article: The colour of tennis balls, metrology for the whole family, physicists flee from elephant toothpaste
