Debating warp bubbles and quark novae over beer and samosas
Time travel and quark deconfinement round off the day
Lament for ‘the reactor that can do everything’
Canada’s neutron-physics community ponders its future after the NRU
'Physics across Canada' tour kicks off in Edmonton
A week of physics at the Canadian Association of Physicists Congress
Space Station vacancy, lead balloons on the fly and more
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Success, failure and women in physics
Reactions to a panel discussion on "Feminism, sexism and bringing up girls" at last week's Cheltenham Science Festival
Is dark energy becoming marginalized?
New type Ia supernovae study throws up a surprise
Getting into the mind of Maxwell
Malcolm Lonair enthuses about the beauty of James Clerk Maxwell's famous paper of 1865
The landscapes of CERN, 20 years of BECs and the truth about toilet swirl
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Atomic time was born 60 years ago today
Millennia of astronomical timekeeping ended on 3 June 1955
Hope for 'new physics' as Large Hadron Collider begins 13 TeV run
First data collected this morning at 10.40 a.m. Geneva time
