Juggling Newton's cradles, physics poetry, the birth of exoplanetary research and more
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Why are rectangular pipes like circular pipes?
Particles carried by a liquid show "bizarre" behaviour in rectangular pipes
Physics World 2015 Focus on Neutron Science is out now
The first-ever Physics World focus issue on neutron science
Weighing up the options for neutrino mass
Digging deeper into neutrino mass, now that the Nobel dust has settled
Pushing towards the human–Martian frontier
Apollo 7 astronaut Walter Cunningham issues a challenge
And the winner is: our 2015 Nobel-prize predictions
The Red Folder goes to Stockholm
New infographics show that more than one-quarter of physics Nobel laureates are immigrants
Which countries have attracted top physicists, and which countries lost talent?
The October 2015 issue of Physics World is out now
Featuring the physics of caves, laser pioneer Gisela Eckhardt and new concerns about standard candles
Physicists in motion: immigration and the Nobel prize
How has immigration shaped the global physics community?
Read article: Maxwell’s Torch arrives in Birmingham to mark International Year of Light
Maxwell’s Torch arrives in Birmingham to mark International Year of Light
Lightfest at city library opens with arrival of ceremonial LEDs
