The March 2018 issue of Physics World is now out
Mental-health in academia, research at tape giant 3M, careers in environmental science – and much more
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Read article: The March 2018 issue of Physics World is now out
Photography prize, Tesla collision course, climate-change cross stitch
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Read article: Photography prize, Tesla collision course, climate-change cross stitch
Physics of ski jackets, the eerie sound of thin ice, how figure skaters linger in mid-air
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Read article: Physics of ski jackets, the eerie sound of thin ice, how figure skaters linger in mid-air
Happy Hedgehog Day, play like Einstein, Hawking could be in court over NHS
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Read article: Happy Hedgehog Day, play like Einstein, Hawking could be in court over NHS
The February 2018 issue of Physics World magazine is now out
Mastering midge swarms, making liquid-crystal contact lenses and travelling to Mars – it's all in the latest issue of your favourite magazine
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A virtual tour of virtual reality
Exploring state-of-the-art systems at Photonics West
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Physicists bag Australian and Senior Australian of the Year, Doomsday Clock ticks closer to midnight
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Read article: Physicists bag Australian and Senior Australian of the Year, Doomsday Clock ticks closer to midnight
Lucky physicists, runways renamed as magnetic poles shift, what happened to the Zuma spacecraft?
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Read article: Lucky physicists, runways renamed as magnetic poles shift, what happened to the Zuma spacecraft?
Citizen science, astronaut growth, water-flipping physics
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Read article: Citizen science, astronaut growth, water-flipping physics
US candidates on science policy, your satellite idea could bag a share in £50,000
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Read article: US candidates on science policy, your satellite idea could bag a share in £50,000
