Explore the history of the periodic table, the mysteries of 'Oumuamua and materials that can structure vehicles and power them too
Read article: Chemical celebration: the February 2019 issue of Physics World marks 150 years of the periodic table
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Read article: A robot plays Jenga, physics enters the graphic novel, and London hosts a chemistry festival
A diverse menu of innovative physical techniques are used to analyse food products and their constituent materials
Read article: A smorgasbord of food-science innovation
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Read article: Scientists accidentally recreate Japanese art, students play at quantum mechanics, and the Doomsday Clock stands still
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Read article: St Andrews uncovers oldest periodic table, scientists ponder how hagfish chokes its predators and a DIY particle trap
Physics World journalists discuss careers in physics
Read article: Physics careers and a radioactive cake
Samuel Poincloux explores the mechanics of clothing
Read article: Unravelling the mystery of fabrics
Most physicists don't start their PhDs by watching YouTube videos. But that's what Samuel Poincloux did to begin investigating the physics of knitted fabrics
Read article: Knit and stretch
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Read article: A macramé periodic table, medieval nun’s teeth illuminate her artisanship, elements through the ages
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Read article: New Horizons team rocks Brian May, Philip Ball takes on Jeremy Paxman
