Condensed matter Opinion and reviews Why solid-state physics is like a Star Wars plot Can the growth of solid-state physics be likened to a Star Wars plot? Robert P Crease agrees that it can Read article: Why solid-state physics is like a Star Wars plot
History Opinion and reviews Newton: egomaniac or troubled genius? Andrew Robinson reviews Isaac Newton: the Asshole Who Reinvented the Universe by Florian Freistetter Read article: Newton: egomaniac or troubled genius?
History Opinion and reviews Computing memories Margaret Harris reviews The Cryotron Files: the Strange Death of a Pioneering Cold War Computer Scientist by Iain Dey and Douglas Buck Read article: Computing memories
Business and innovation Feature It’s an ad, ad, ad, ad world Consolidations, closures and change: a look at how the industrial physics community has evolved in the 30 years since Physics World's first issue Read article: It’s an ad, ad, ad, ad world
History Podcasts How the world of physics has changed in the past 30 years Celebrating the 30th anniversary of Physics World Read article: How the world of physics has changed in the past 30 years
History Feature Back to the future Michael Banks looks at how some of the big news stories in physics from 30 years ago have moved on Read article: Back to the future
History Feature Martin Ryle: an energy visionary Alan Cottey looks at the life of Nobel-prize-winner Martin Ryle – celebrated astronomer, renewable-energy advocate and peace activist Read article: Martin Ryle: an energy visionary
History Podcasts Martin Ryle’s vision of renewable energy, what twistronics could do for us, big-G remains elusive Physics World journalists discuss the legacy of Martin Ryle Read article: Martin Ryle’s vision of renewable energy, what twistronics could do for us, big-G remains elusive
History Opinion and reviews Abdus Salam back in the spotlight Matin Durrani finds much to admire in Salam: the First ****** Nobel Laureate – a new biopic directed by Anand Kamalakar and produced by Zakir Thaver and Omar Vandal Read article: Abdus Salam back in the spotlight
History Blog Gin and ingenuity in Ireland Robert P Crease relives a few days doused in Irish history – and the country's physics-linked "gin of the year" Read article: Gin and ingenuity in Ireland