Philosophy, sociology and religion Opinion and reviews Moving the goalposts Robert P Crease finds that a new book on string theory offers progress for the philosophy of science Read article: Moving the goalposts
Ultracold matter Blog The world of physics in 2014 Find out more about the key physics events of the coming year – and those we predict might happen Read article: The world of physics in 2014
Policy and funding Opinion and reviews Longing for Laputa Robert P Crease wonders whether scientists shouldn't rule the world after all Read article: Longing for Laputa
Education and outreach Opinion and reviews Web life: Empirical Zeal A blog about physics and evolutionary biology that packs a quantitative punch Read article: Web life: Empirical Zeal
Policy and funding Opinion and reviews Deciding with science Robert P Crease wonders why scientific input to important policy issues is so often ignored when it's actually critical Read article: Deciding with science
Philosophy, sociology and religion Video Why is fundamental science important? John Dainton on why academic freedom benefits society Read article: Why is fundamental science important?
Education and outreach Blog Higgs MOOC sees spike in interest after Nobel Free online course introduces the theoretical tools needed to appreciate the Higgs discovery
Policy and funding News Former physicist Angela Merkel seeks third term as German chancellor Physicist-turned-politician is hoping for re-election again Read article: Former physicist Angela Merkel seeks third term as German chancellor
Philosophy, sociology and religion Opinion and reviews Dramatizing science Robert P Crease finds that writing a play about science – even a short one – is harder than it seems Read article: Dramatizing science
Education and outreach Blog Why are school pupils flocking to physics? Exam results show popularity of physics rises for seventh year in a row