Biophysics Blog How physics can help COVID-proof everyday life Fluid dynamics experts weigh in on masks, ventilation and other measures to stop airborne viruses Read article: How physics can help COVID-proof everyday life
Everyday science Blog Focused sound knocks over LEGO figures, tracking snow using infrared light Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Focused sound knocks over LEGO figures, tracking snow using infrared light
Quantum Blog Quantum 2.0 technology: the revolution starts in the December 2021 edition of Physics World Explore the commercialization of quantum 2.0 in the new special issue of your favourite magazine Read article: Quantum 2.0 technology: the revolution starts in the December 2021 edition of Physics World
Quantum Blog Could a conventional chair be a quantum measuring device? Roberto Merlin on explaining the quantum measurement problem, and how a particle distinguishes a Geiger counter from a chair Read article: Could a conventional chair be a quantum measuring device?
Everyday science Blog Why weather apps disagree with each other, Einstein’s notes fetch millions, physicist and Subway founder dies age 90 Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Why weather apps disagree with each other, Einstein’s notes fetch millions, physicist and Subway founder dies age 90
Cryptography Blog QuTech launches a browser for the quantum Internet Will the Quantum Network Explorer be the next big thing? Or will it falter in the face of competition from a future Qhrome or FirefoQs? Read article: QuTech launches a browser for the quantum Internet
Everyday science Blog Finger snaps rely on huge angular accelerations, fake fossils on Mars Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Finger snaps rely on huge angular accelerations, fake fossils on Mars
Environment and energy Blog What next for India and coal? Renewables transition requires a smarter focus on India’s development pathway Read article: What next for India and coal?
Everyday science Blog Theory of teapot dribbling is complete at last, solar panels host astonishing microorganisms Excerpts from The Red Folder Read article: Theory of teapot dribbling is complete at last, solar panels host astonishing microorganisms
Everyday science Blog New periodic table focuses on sustainability, gaining a physics PhD age 89 Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: New periodic table focuses on sustainability, gaining a physics PhD age 89