Preliminary calculations suggest inflation need not result in a multiverse
Read article: Stephen Hawking’s last paper predicts a smooth exit from eternal inflation
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Read article: Hawking on the end of theoretical physics, how we reviewed A Brief History of Time, solving your own paradox
New film will investigate the impacts of offshore wind on marine ecosystems
Read article: The curious case of the porpoises and the Dutch wind farm
Scientists at the Materials Research Exchange debate the cultural, social and environmental impact of new materials
Read article: Recognizing the value and values of material science
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Read article: Wrestling over the best subatomic particle, hitchhiker’s guide to Stephen Hawking, where are the women Brian?
A mobile teaching laboratory in the APS exhibit hall highlights the power of advanced experiments for undergraduate education
Read article: Food truck fuels the imagination
A burgeoning alliance between nanotechnology and superconductivity research may be in store
Read article: Superconductivity research gets more structured
A forward-thinking vision is inspiring researchers at Caltech to create machines and systems that can think and act for themselves
Read article: Sci-fi future beckons for autonomous systems
Why Physics World has chosen to examine the challenges facing researchers with mental-health problems
Read article: Looking at mental-health issues in academia
Highlighting some of our favourite articles by or about female physicists
Read article: Celebrating International Women’s Day
