Everyday science Blog An Earth made of blueberries, seeking a missing Fields medal, UNAM’s youngest student Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: An Earth made of blueberries, seeking a missing Fields medal, UNAM’s youngest student
Everyday science Blog Lunar eclipse, most popular time to order take-away and Emmy Noether’s theorem Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Lunar eclipse, most popular time to order take-away and Emmy Noether’s theorem
Everyday science Blog 3D tomography of ice cream, SciMeter.org sorts-out your arXiv papers, using two sticks to measure Earth’s circumference Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: 3D tomography of ice cream, SciMeter.org sorts-out your arXiv papers, using two sticks to measure Earth’s circumference
Education and outreach Opinion and reviews The physicists in the comedy club The Element in the Room by Helen Arney and Steve Mould is a "turbo-charged trivia tome, aimed at scientifically minded readers with a sense of humour", says Jess Wade Read article: The physicists in the comedy club
Everyday science Blog Borrowing Einstein’s body, fluid mechanics of dripping taps, birds and spiders devour insect energy Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Borrowing Einstein’s body, fluid mechanics of dripping taps, birds and spiders devour insect energy
Everyday science Blog New app scopes-out neutrinos, hairstyle inspired by the physicist’s favourite shrimp, tracking euro coins Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: New app scopes-out neutrinos, hairstyle inspired by the physicist’s favourite shrimp, tracking euro coins
Everyday science Blog Time – the abiding mystery: the July 2018 special issue of Physics World is now out Explore time crystals, time in the City, time perception and more – plus we have an exclusive interview with time supremo Carlo Rovelli Read article: Time – the abiding mystery: the July 2018 special issue of Physics World is now out
Everyday science Blog Introducing Physics World Weekly podcast Physics World journalists discuss key research and events Read article: Introducing Physics World Weekly podcast
Everyday science Blog The physics of pizza and Chinese food, a theory of why knitwear stretches so easily Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: The physics of pizza and Chinese food, a theory of why knitwear stretches so easily
Everyday science Podcasts Quantum simulation, water at the nanoscale and physics start-ups Physics World meets Lincoln Carr of the Colorado School of Mines and much more Read article: Quantum simulation, water at the nanoscale and physics start-ups