The Doomsday Clock ticks over 70 years, an exoplanet Westeros
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Read article: ‘One woman can change a lot if she is determined’
‘One woman can change a lot if she is determined’
Highlights from the International Conference on Women in Physics, Birmingham
Snapping the Milky Way, art inspired by SLAC blueprints, doppelganger magazine covers
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Physics World’s latest special report on China is out now
Free Physics World special report touches on the latest developments in Chinese physics
A temporary lack of neutrons
A visit to the HANARO research reactor in Daejeon, Korea, which was shut down in 2014 amid safety concerns in the wake of the Fukushima disaster
Aldrin's faces for Trump, tunnels to the underworld, physics collides with art
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Exploring Bristol’s physics heritage
My work experience visit to the University of Bristol's physics department was one to remember
A trip to Diamond Light Source – experiments, swords and treasure
Highlights from a trip to Diamond Light Source
Our hazardous planet: when the world is out to get you
Earthly dangers are the theme of the July 2017 issue of Physics World, which is now out
Read article: Canada’s birthday physics, Liberty’s true colours, Trump’s Science cover
Canada’s birthday physics, Liberty’s true colours, Trump’s Science cover
Excerpts from the Red Folder
