Read article: Blown Away: how to turn molten glass into science art
Blown Away: how to turn molten glass into science art
Sarah Tesh highlights the crossover between art and science in season 3 of Netflix’s Blown Away
Read article: Blown Away: how to turn molten glass into science art
Read article: The 2022 Physics World China Briefing is now out
The 2022 Physics World China Briefing is now out
Discover how China plans to transition from one of the world’s biggest greenhouse gas emitters to a “net zero” carbon society by 2060 in this year's free-to-read Physics World China Briefing...
Read article: Robot learns how to laugh using AI, LEGO Kibble balance inspires table-top metrology system
Robot learns how to laugh using AI, LEGO Kibble balance inspires table-top metrology system
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Read article: Spectacular comet image bags Royal Observatory Greenwich prize
Spectacular comet image bags Royal Observatory Greenwich prize
Austrian astrophotographer Gerald Rhemann has beaten thousands of amateur and professional photographers to win the 2022 Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition
Read article: Athene Donald: why even great physicists like her suffer from impostor syndrome
Athene Donald: why even great physicists like her suffer from impostor syndrome
Matin Durrani reports from a conference held to mark the retirement of polymer physicist Athene Donald
Read article: Infrared light makes tasty popcorn, super-heated steam cleans dishes quickly and efficiently
Infrared light makes tasty popcorn, super-heated steam cleans dishes quickly and efficiently
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Read article: Physicists gather to celebrate the life of Sir John Enderby
Physicists gather to celebrate the life of Sir John Enderby
Two-day workshop held at the University of Bristol was attended by family, fellow physicists and friends
Read article: Hertha Ayrton: ‘An advocate for interdisciplinarity’
Hertha Ayrton: ‘An advocate for interdisciplinarity’
Anita Chandran and Elizabeth Bruton talk about inventor, scientist and suffragette, Hertha Ayrton
Read article: Better coffee from multispectral imaging, a battery made from crab shells
Better coffee from multispectral imaging, a battery made from crab shells
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Read article: Staying grounded: are shoes the most dangerous human invention?
Staying grounded: are shoes the most dangerous human invention?
Chris Holt questions whether there are health benefits to staying in physical contact with the Earth, as some people believe
