Making brain-busting ideas easier to grasp
A great science-themed doodle that made us smile
Web bill-of-rights, cosmic popular culture, origami microscopes and more
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Cracking the earthquake lights mystery and out-of-this-world technology
A final round-up of talks at the APS March meeting in Denver, Colorado
Five celebrities who are quantum physicists in disguise
Meet our quantum quintet who’ve all revealed their inner scientist
The cost of stereotypes
A new study indicates that stereotypes impair women's careers in science, regardless of how well qualified they are
New ways to teach and learn physics
Download your free PDF of the March 2014 special issue of Physics World on physics education
Getting a measure of Brazilian research
With Brazil preparing for the World Cup, two upcoming reports from IOP Publishing examine research in the world's fifth biggest country
Bananaman, fusion boy, an astronaut and more
Excerpts from the Red Folder
New prize targets student science journalism
Student journalists get a chance to boost their CVs
Snip and tuck
Origami and the "extreme mechanics" of metamaterials
