Personalities News Quantum optics pioneer Roy Glauber dies at 93 Nobel laureate worked on the Manhattan Project as a teenager Read article: Quantum optics pioneer Roy Glauber dies at 93
Astronomy and space Blog Festive five: Physics World picks its favourite features from 2018 Congratulations to the five authors who've written our favourite feature articles over the last 12 months Read article: Festive five: Physics World picks its favourite features from 2018
Personalities News ‘Father of X-ray astronomy’ Riccardo Giacconi dies at 87 Italian astrophysicist shared the 2002 Nobel Prize for Physics for the discovery of cosmic X-ray sources Read article: ‘Father of X-ray astronomy’ Riccardo Giacconi dies at 87
Personalities News Nobel laureate Leon Lederman dies aged 96 US particle physicist co-discovered that neutrinos come in more than one “flavour” Read article: Nobel laureate Leon Lederman dies aged 96
Personalities Interview Once a physicist: Noel Bakhtian Noel Bakhtian is director of the Center for Advanced Energy Studies and a member of the senior leadership team at the US Department of Energy’s Idaho National Laboratory Read article: Once a physicist: Noel Bakhtian
Personalities Video Video guide to Physics World Careers 2018 Academia, industry, dance – we have you covered Read article: Video guide to Physics World Careers 2018
Personalities News Optical telecoms pioneer and Nobel laureate Charles Kao dies at 84 Electrical engineer shared 2009 physics prize for developing technology that made the Internet possible Read article: Optical telecoms pioneer and Nobel laureate Charles Kao dies at 84
Personalities News Jocelyn Bell Burnell to support diversity in physics with $3m winnings from major prize New fund will be set up to support women and people from ethnic minorities Read article: Jocelyn Bell Burnell to support diversity in physics with $3m winnings from major prize
Personalities Blog The science of climbing Everest – the September 2018 issue of Physics World is now out Handling quantum noise, the life of Martin Ryle, the science of mountaineering – plus Schrödinger's cat as you've never seen it before Read article: The science of climbing Everest – the September 2018 issue of Physics World is now out
Personalities Interview Once a physicist: David Levey David Levey is a recently ordained Buddhist monk at the Oxford Buddha Vihara, Oxford, UK. He has degrees in philosophy and physics Read article: Once a physicist: David Levey