Everyday science Blog Subatomic board game, the physics of fake news, physicist prepares to scale Everest Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Subatomic board game, the physics of fake news, physicist prepares to scale Everest
Cosmology Blog Stephen Hawking’s last paper predicts a smooth exit from eternal inflation Preliminary calculations suggest inflation need not result in a multiverse Read article: Stephen Hawking’s last paper predicts a smooth exit from eternal inflation
Personalities Blog Hawking on the end of theoretical physics, how we reviewed A Brief History of Time, solving your own paradox 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
Ecosystems Blog The curious case of the porpoises and the Dutch wind farm 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
Advanced materials Blog Recognizing the value and values of material science 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
Everyday science Blog Wrestling over the best subatomic particle, hitchhiker’s guide to Stephen Hawking, where are the women Brian? Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Wrestling over the best subatomic particle, hitchhiker’s guide to Stephen Hawking, where are the women Brian?
Education and outreach Blog Food truck fuels the imagination 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
Nanomaterials Blog Superconductivity research gets more structured A burgeoning alliance between nanotechnology and superconductivity research may be in store Read article: Superconductivity research gets more structured
Everyday science Blog Sci-fi future beckons for autonomous systems 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
Diversity and inclusion Blog Looking at mental-health issues in academia Why Physics World has chosen to examine the challenges facing researchers with mental-health problems Read article: Looking at mental-health issues in academia