Prize-winning astronomy image, the ultimate cost of Cassini, amazing facts about lasers
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Why is quantum physics so hard to write about?
George Musser gives his top tips on how to write about physics
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In the footsteps of Cecil Powell
A meeting to mark the 70th anniversary of the discovery of the pion ends in a surprise
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Behind the scenes of peer review
Embracing the "transparency" theme of Peer Review Week 2017
Angela Saini discusses her book Inferior
Writing the book has transformed Saini's view of gender
A punt on Planck, physicist puts Frankenstein to music, would Brian Cox cope on Mars?
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The sounds of Saturn, dancing particles, distracted funding agency
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The September 2017 issue of Physics World magazine is now out
Cassini's final plunge, the life of Jocelyn Bell Burnell, biological-cell co-ordination and more
A century ago Einstein sparked the notion of the laser
Forgotten paper outlines stimulated emission
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The quest to create metallic hydrogen
Isaac Silvera from Harvard University outlines how metallic hydrogen could have revolutionary applications
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