Lights, camera, action at Daresbury Laboratory
SuperSTEM brings atoms to life
Nuclear-explosion survival tips, gravity-defying beads, big questions and more
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Stretching and spinning droplets using sound
Physics that sounds like fun
100 leading British scientists
A list that aims to break the "scientist = academic" stereotype
Making sense of physics information
Take part in our survey about information practices in the physical sciences
Splitting sausages, immigration and the "Silence of the labs"
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Spies are keen on quantum computing, claims Washington Post
NSA is funding cryptography-cracking research, says newspaper
The January 2014 issue of Physics World is out now
Get your new year off to a great start by tucking into the latest issue of Physics World – online or via our apps
Lateral Thoughts: some things never change
More discoveries from the 25-year archive of Physics World’s humour column
Physics World at 25: Puzzle solutions
Full answers revealed to our fiendish puzzles that got you thinking last year
