Creating human organs on chips
Futuristic technology could lead to personalized medicine
Physics World investigative report bags writing award
Features editor Louise Mayor named runner-up in SIPA prize for coverage of the LGBT CERN group
Monuments to peer review and Canada, Marie Curie as superhero, a 3D book about Einstein
Excerpts from the Red Folder
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Test your brains with the Physics World blackboard quiz
Test your knowledge of physics by matching up six photos of blackboards at the Perimeter Institute with the topics they are tackling
Read article: Test your brains with the Physics World blackboard quiz
Fermilab at 50: the June 2017 issue of Physics World is now out
One of America's most iconic labs, which celebrates its half century, is a theme running through the new issue
Identifying fingerprints, attractive scientists, what physics students should know
Excerpts from the Red Folder
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Einstein, Hawking and Rees set to music, singing about virtual particles, tiny satellite will soon blast off
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Read article: Einstein, Hawking and Rees set to music, singing about virtual particles, tiny satellite will soon blast off
A spotlight on accelerators in industry – sort of
A session on industry at the International Particle Accelerator Conference has some ups and downs
Sculpture inspired by neutrino lab unveiled
Sculpture to go on display at Queen's University in Kingston in September
Visiting the most powerful laser in the world
A video tour of Romania’s ELI-NP facility – the technology, the science and the people
