CERN gets set for LHC restart
Catching a glimpse of an engineer lying down in the centre of CERN's massive CMS detector
Scientists face discrimination when choosing a PhD
Academics less likely to meet with female and ethnic-minority students, study reveals
When waiting for 10 years is just too long
UK school teacher turns to Silly Putty to speed up dripping-drop experiment
Physics World 2014 Focus on Optics & Lasers is out now
Find out how the latest basic science is being transformed into technology
Winning rock-paper-scissors, meeting a future Nobel laureate, hot new batteries and more
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Why did a drop of pitch in Dublin go viral?
Find out in the May 2014 issue of Physics World, which is out now
BICEP2's findings trigger new kind of 'inflation'
The many arXiv papers based on BICEP2's data
Earth's cousin, alien intelligence, Galileo's game and more
Excerpts from the Red Folder
How Charles Wheatstone got to see polarization
Restored machine built by Sir Charles Wheatstone reveals the principles of polarized light
Hi-tech giants eschew corporate R&D, says report
Start-ups provide crucial link between fundamental science and industry
