Getting a fix on quantum computations
Looking back at two decades of quantum error correction and its many unexpected spin-offs
‘New boson’ buzz intensifies at CERN, fire prevention in space and Neil Turok on a bright future for physics
Excerpts from the Red Folder
The firm that's made no noise over gravitational waves
How power-supply firm Kepco played a pivotal role in LIGO's discovery of gravitational waves
LEGO bricks, bony foams and Islamic art aid metamaterial advances
The latest from the world of metamaterials and their many applications
APS launches LGBT Climate in Physics report
One-third of US LGBT physicists have considered quitting over the last year
Finding innovation in space
An event at the Royal Academy of Engineering illustrates how important the space industry is to daily life
Read article: Steven Weinberg defends his ‘Whig’ view of history
Steven Weinberg defends his ‘Whig’ view of history
Master of the soundbite speaks out at the APS March meeting
The everyday physics of knitting, ribbon-curling and more
How common occurrences are governed by a complex physical framework
Cutting the fat from chocolate
US physicist reveals technique to make low-fat chocolate
Would you encourage your grandchildren into condensed-matter physics?
Anthony Leggett speaks to a packed audience at the APS March meeting in Baltimore
