Read article: Quantum computing…with a twist
Quantum computing…with a twist
Steve Simon explains why the theory of knots could play a role in quantum information processing
Read article: Quantum computing…with a twist
Read article: Rolling rubber bands stretch students
Rolling rubber bands stretch students
Tumbling ribbons have surprising shapes
Read article: Birds flock with scale invariance
Birds flock with scale invariance
Scientists ponder the statistical mechanics of the Roman sky
Read article: Ultra-precise test confirms photons are bosons
Ultra-precise test confirms photons are bosons
Laser experiment upholds a key principle of modern physics
Read article: I’m a football fan…get me out of here
I’m a football fan…get me out of here
Physics can help crowds to exit safely from stadia, says Andreas Schadschneider
Read article: Black holes revealed
Black holes revealed
M Coleman Miller looks at the work of black-hole pioneer Roy Kerr
Read article: Edward Witten wins Newton medal
Edward Witten wins Newton medal
String theorist honoured for transforming physics
Read article: Sharks hunt via Lévy flights
Sharks hunt via Lévy flights
Marine predators trawl the deep blue in predictable patterns
Read article: Players attack aerodynamics of the World Cup ball
Players attack aerodynamics of the World Cup ball
UK researcher defends the 'roundest' ball ever
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
