Everyday science Blog Physics World talks to Spanish TV about migrating Nobel laureates Interview touches on how Brexit could affect physics in the UK
Everyday science Blog Dinner that’s out of this world, Higgs pizza and a cosmic symphony Excerpts from the Red Folder
Accelerators and detectors Blog Neutrinos that go bump in the night More data from RENO on the 5 MeV "excess", presented at the Neutrino 2016 conference Read article: Neutrinos that go bump in the night
Everyday science Blog Jupiter roars as Juno approaches, a huge helium discovery and all you need to know about dark matter Excerpts from the Red Folder
Everyday science Blog Secrets of the solar system: the July 2016 issue of Physics World is now out Explore the Juno mission to Jupiter, join the search for Planet Nine, see new views of Pluto and more
Everyday science Blog A Nobel view on scientific leadership Brian Schmidt offers gems of advice to aspiring leaders
Everyday science Blog George Smoot on mapping the universe with gravity Gravitational-wave astronomy is opening new vistas on star formation and black holes
Everyday science Blog Carlo Rubbia backs a Higgs factory and methane cracking Chatting with the maestro of particle physics
Everyday science Podcasts Out of this world cuisine g-ASTRONOMY merges cosmology with fine dining Read article: Out of this world cuisine
Everyday science Blog Blue LEDs and a revolution in light How a physics Nobel prize can boost literacy in the developing world