Everyday science Blog Cyberspace cryptic crossword To celebrate 30 years of the World Wide Web, tackle our Internet and computing-themed cryptic crossword Read article: Cyberspace cryptic crossword
Everyday science Blog Hawking on a 50p coin, hype over ‘quantum time reversal’, pi record smashed on Pi Day Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Hawking on a 50p coin, hype over ‘quantum time reversal’, pi record smashed on Pi Day
Everyday science Blog Women are better at crowdfunding science, Street View explores the LHC, preventing the weaponization of science Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Women are better at crowdfunding science, Street View explores the LHC, preventing the weaponization of science
Modelling and simulation Blog Mapping the network of international tourism A talk about world travel patterns at the APS March meeting raises fascinating questions about how and where people choose to go Read article: Mapping the network of international tourism
Everyday science Blog The hipster effect, solar-powered synchrotron, lexicon of physics, 12-year-old claims nuclear fusion Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: The hipster effect, solar-powered synchrotron, lexicon of physics, 12-year-old claims nuclear fusion
Everyday science Blog Superconductivity wins dancing contest, scientists master the cheese fondue, and the first ever Web browser returns Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Superconductivity wins dancing contest, scientists master the cheese fondue, and the first ever Web browser returns
Everyday science Research update High-speed camera probes the peeling behaviour of sticky tape The stick–slip behaviour of adhesive tape shows similarities to crack formation in solid materials Read article: High-speed camera probes the peeling behaviour of sticky tape
Everyday science Blog Satellites barely evade collision, stars are born in Van Gogh’s work, and scientists experiment with limoncello Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Satellites barely evade collision, stars are born in Van Gogh’s work, and scientists experiment with limoncello
Everyday science Blog Explore exoplanets through multimedia tours, astronomy outreach through vibrations, and a professor gains knighthood Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Explore exoplanets through multimedia tours, astronomy outreach through vibrations, and a professor gains knighthood
Everyday science Opinion and reviews Quantum tea and toast Tushna Commissariat reviews Breakfast with Einstein: the Exotic Physics of Everyday Objects by Chad Orzel Read article: Quantum tea and toast