Inspiring young physicists, telescope buyer’s guide, time-travelling pyramid builders
Excerpts from the Red Folder
American angst
The US scientific community faces an uncertain future in the Trump administration
Mars mission gains currency in India, nuclear obliteration and a super-duper moon
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Newton's apple pips to form UK orchard
Pips from famed tree in Newton's birthplace are part of the world's first ever science-centre day
Brewing coffee
Robert P Crease finds there’s more to espresso machines than meets the eye
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Hungry for solutions
Foods designed to make us feel full could help stem rising rates of obesity. Cait MacPhee explores the potential of these "functional foods"
Read article: Hungry for solutions
Robots at arXiv, physicist runs for US president, Einstein emojis galore
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Science elevator pitches in Beijing
Researchers introduce their research in a nutshell
The journey of a crisp
Louise Mayor discovers how physicists are optimizing the manufacture of this popular salty snack
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Physics of food – the November 2016 issue of Physics World is now out
Meet the physicists tackling what we eat
