Read article: Top 10 books for 2010
Top 10 books for 2010
Physics World unveils its choices for top physics books of the year
Read article: Top 10 books for 2010
Read article: A look on the bright side
A look on the bright side
Roger Bridgman on a new book exploring the impact of the electric light
Read article: Au revoir, kilogram
Au revoir, kilogram
Robert P Crease witnesses one of the last inspections of the official SI kilogram standard
Read article: Roy Glauber – from the Bronx to the Nobel
Roy Glauber – from the Bronx to the Nobel
On winning his Nobel, his time on the Manhattan Project and working alongside other physics greats
Read article: Tests begin on the body of Tycho Brahe
Tests begin on the body of Tycho Brahe
Exhumed corpse of the founder of modern observational astronomy back in Danish lab
Read article: Between the lines
Between the lines
On the physics of music, the dwarf planet Pluto and the history of noble gases
Read article: Finding the secrets of life
Finding the secrets of life
Michael P H Stumpf recalls the life of DNA pioneer Francis Crick
Read article: When worlds collide: physics meets music
When worlds collide: physics meets music
Particle physicist Brian Foster and musician Jack Liebeck play a violin sonata by Mozart in C Major k.296
Read article: Missed metric moment
Missed metric moment
Robert P Crease bemoans the US's failure to capitalize on an early opportunity to go metric
Read article: You’re so predictable
You’re so predictable
Despite the spontaneity we think that we exhibit, our behaviour is far more predictable than we may admit, as Albert-László Barabási explains
