The most expensive object on Earth, publish or perish, and a physics Magna Carta
Excerpts from the Red Folder
The May 2016 issue of Physics World is now out
From antimatter to zombies by way of null results
Putting a bouncy castle in space and other extraterrestrial adventures
Five of the best human spaceflight missions to look forward to in the next decade
Physics saves humanity, the large rainfall collider and other environmental highlights on Earth Day
Celebrating Earth Day with a green Red Folder
Cosmic rays, diamond anvils and spintronics in Utah
A great afternoon out at the University of Utah
The field that could improve your research 'impact'
Meeting in London brings together academics and industralists from the food sector
LIGO could soon detect one gravitational wave per week
Team is tight-lipped about further discoveries
HAWC spots TeV gamma ray flare
Galaxy lit up with radiation for one day in April
Feedback on a scheme to cloak Earth from hostile aliens
Paper inspires new ways to hide from extraterrestrials
The accelerator tree bears fruit
A lovely image emerges from the APS April Meeting
