Projects and facilities Blog Can you spot the difference in DESY’s new logo? The Hamburg lab's new logo is supposedly "clearer and more dynamic" Read article: Can you spot the difference in DESY’s new logo?
Cosmology Blog Stephen Hawking’s science: the May 2018 issue of Physics World is now out Stephen Hawking's scientific legacy, wearable electronics, the weird behaviour of liquids and more Read article: Stephen Hawking’s science: the May 2018 issue of Physics World is now out
Radiotherapy Blog Start-ups on show at ESTRO Start-up companies at ESTRO 37 showcased tools for personalizing radiotherapy, pain-free reference points, patient-specific phantoms and in vivo dosimeters Read article: Start-ups on show at ESTRO
Everyday science Blog Penguin physics, talking about diversity issues, millionth passenger tours exoplanets Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Penguin physics, talking about diversity issues, millionth passenger tours exoplanets
Everyday science Blog A fishing rod for electric eels, Jian-Wei Pan and Elon Musk honoured by Time Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: A fishing rod for electric eels, Jian-Wei Pan and Elon Musk honoured by Time
History Blog Richard Feynman from A to Z Virginia Trimble reveals her favourite Feynman stories, including the time she posed for a drawing for him Read article: Richard Feynman from A to Z
Gravity Blog Heavy metal for detecting gravitational waves LISA test mass is surprisingly weighty Read article: Heavy metal for detecting gravitational waves
Education and outreach Blog 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: Martin Gardner would have smiled
Gravity Blog GW170817 kilonova: what happened next Update on the binary neutron star merger Read article: GW170817 kilonova: what happened next
Quantum computing Blog Quantum computing could revolutionize nuclear and particle physics Richard Feynman’s early work on quantum computing is celebrated Read article: Quantum computing could revolutionize nuclear and particle physics