Astronomy and space Blog Astronomy in the dock Earlier this week our Paris correspondent was back in her hometown of Liverpool...
Everyday science Blog Going once…a first edition of Copernicus’s magnum opus Most of you will never have raised an arm at Christie's auction house...
Microscopy Blog Microscience 2008 offers a hands-on approach to microscopy Workshops and Learning Zones will give delegates the chance to try out the latest instruments Read article: Microscience 2008 offers a hands-on approach to microscopy
Publishing Blog Should we scrap science news? Here's a statistic for you, taken from a website called Sense About Science...
Philosophy, sociology and religion Blog The hunt for ‘God’s particle’?! We have Leon Lederman to blame...
Policy and funding Blog A cool $50m for theoretical physics In my line of work I don't usually get to talk to multi-millionaires...
Superconductivity Blog Superconductivity mystery deepens I have been closely following events concerning a new class of iron-based superconductors...
Everyday science Blog Beauty in simplicity What would you choose as the most beautiful science experiment ever performed? Some Physics World readers...
Superconductivity Blog New high-Tc superconductors share magnetic properties with cuprates There's been another development in the nascent field of iron-based high-temperature superconductors...
Projects and facilities Blog LHC ready by June, says Aymar Robert Aymar, the director general of CERN, has said that the Large Hadron Collider will be in "working order" by the end of June...
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