Dark matter and energy Blog Is dark energy becoming marginalized? New type Ia supernovae study throws up a surprise
Personalities Blog Getting into the mind of Maxwell Malcolm Lonair enthuses about the beauty of James Clerk Maxwell's famous paper of 1865
Everyday science Blog The landscapes of CERN, 20 years of BECs and the truth about toilet swirl Excerpts from the Red Folder
Metrology Blog Atomic time was born 60 years ago today Millennia of astronomical timekeeping ended on 3 June 1955
Accelerators and detectors Blog Hope for 'new physics' as Large Hadron Collider begins 13 TeV run First data collected this morning at 10.40 a.m. Geneva time
Accelerators and detectors Blog Physics at 13 TeV should begin today at the Large Hadron Collider First data from higher-energy collisions coming soon
Semiconductors and electronics Blog Breathing new life into the Rashba effect New English-language translation of original 1959 paper
Everyday science Blog Physicists celebrate Singapore’s golden-jubilee year Robert P Crease clambers to the top of Fusionopolis II
Everyday science Blog The June 2015 issue of Physics World is now out Find out about the proton-spin crisis, ultraviolet LEDs and the strange lattices that have parallels with topological insulators
Everyday science Blog Big bucks from The Big Bang Theory, the good, bad and ugly of physics writing and more Excerpts from the Red Folder