Mysterious samples from the ocean floor are not associated with 2014 meteor, study suggests
Read article: Seismic signal that pointed to alien technology was actually a passing truck
Physicists in Austria reveal that solvents in the ink are behind the effect
Read article: Mystery of why inkjet-printed paper curls finally solved
More than 13,000 specimens have been scanned with computed tomography for the openVertebrate project
Read article: Spectacular scans of thousands of vertebrate specimens released
The technique involves mixing colourful inks with alcohol and applying it to a surface coated with a layer of acrylic paint
Read article: The physics behind ‘fractal painting’ revealed
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Read article: Physics sing-along is coming to Minneapolis, tiny fish creates very loud sounds
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Read article: Live on ‘Mars’ for a year, Disney star’s space adventure, lunar dust computer model
Andrew Ferguson goes hunting for a piece of physics history
Read article: First editions: in pursuit of the original Kaye and Laby
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Read article: Fermilab’s guest composer is inspired by neutrinos, poetry and physics collide at the LHC
Katherine Skipper reports from a workshop on quantum skills hosted by the UK government's Office for Quantum
Read article: Are we ready for the quantum economy?
Matin Durrani reports on the visit of the Duke of Edinburgh to the Institute of Physics
Read article: Duke of Edinburgh visits Institute of Physics to hear how physicists are supporting the green economy
