Between the lines
Theorist Mary Gaillard’s memoir of life at CERN in the 1960s sparkles with insights, while an overview of the hunt for the rarest metals on Earth fails to deliver the goods
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X-ray visions of the past, undead physics, stargazing cruises and more
Excerpts from the Red Folder
The November 2015 issue of Physics World is out now
Extremes in physics: toughest lifeforms, strongest magnets, blackest materials
Immersive art, physics pumpkins, personalizing Thor's hammer and more
Excerpts from the Red Folder
How to win a Nobel prize
Takaaki Kajita talks about his eureka moment
Quantum cats, physicists and stamp collecting, extraterrestrial building work
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Homebrew physics
Astrophysicist Will Alston bags national award for his rhubarb-inspired beer
Juggling Newton's cradles, physics poetry, the birth of exoplanetary research and more
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Why are rectangular pipes like circular pipes?
Particles carried by a liquid show "bizarre" behaviour in rectangular pipes
And the winner is: our 2015 Nobel-prize predictions
The Red Folder goes to Stockholm
