Read article: Build it and they will have fun
Build it and they will have fun
Tushna Commissariat reviews Build It! 25 Creative STEM Projects for Budding Engineers by Caroline Alliston
Read article: Build it and they will have fun
Read article: The physicists in the comedy club
The physicists in the comedy club
The Element in the Room by Helen Arney and Steve Mould is a "turbo-charged trivia tome, aimed at scientifically minded readers with a sense of humour", says Jess Wade
Read article: Newcastle’s new generation
Newcastle’s new generation
Nick Parker and Angela Dyson outline what it takes to rebuild and reopen a physics department
Read article: A science-communication pilgrimage to Sicily
A science-communication pilgrimage to Sicily
UK science writer Benjamin Skuse travels to Erice in Sicily to discover the latest hot topics in physics – and how best to communicate them
Read article: Bright ideas
Bright ideas
Tushna Commissariat reviews How to Understand E = mc2 by Christophe Galfard
Read article: Football and its physics connections
Football and its physics connections
Putting a scientific spin on the FIFA World Cup
Read article: Shake-up to US graduate education needed, panel warns
Shake-up to US graduate education needed, panel warns
Science students should be able to communicate their results as well as consider the ethical and societal issues associated with it
Read article: Richard Feynman’s centenary celebrations
Richard Feynman’s centenary celebrations
Events are being around the world on Friday 11 May 2018 to mark the 100th anniversary of one of the most iconic physicists of the 20th century
Read article: Martin Gardner would have smiled
Martin Gardner would have smiled
Robert P Crease reports from the 13th "Gathering 4 Gardner" meeting in honour of mathematics popularizer Martin Gardner
Read article: Inspiring through games
Inspiring through games
Hannah Renshall says that tabletop games can give non-scientists the confidence and skills to inspire new audiences in science
