Antimatter comes to Brazil
Jeffrey Hangst tells Brazilian researchers why interest in storing and studying antihydrogen has reached the ears of the rock world
Sun, sea, sand – and science
Natal plays host to the 50th anniversary meeting of the Brazilian Physics Society
Terahertz analytics for better plasmas
Coherent source could shed light on electron behaviour
A great day out at the Institute of Physics in Beijing
Weyl theorists, an invisible material and a giant electron energy analyser
Primal colours across the spectrum, impossible space engines
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Entrepreneurs should practise ‘inclusive knowledge transfer’
Surya Raghu believes that ideas developed at universities can benefit rich and poor alike
China's quantum star drops into Beijing
Physics World meets Jian-Wei Pan
Take a swing
Margaret Harris reviews The Science of the Perfect Swing by Peter Dewhurst
The September 2016 issue of Physics World is now out
Crowd-breath research, astronomy's Gaia mission and crystallography without crystals – don't miss the new issue of Physics World
How to use a mountain to detect neutrinos
Zhen Cao's modest proposal for detecting cosmic tau neutrinos
