Read article: Join the next generation of quantum communicators
Join the next generation of quantum communicators
Physics World is launching a new contributor network for PhD students in quantum science and technology
Read article: Join the next generation of quantum communicators
Read article: Happy new year! The January 2021 issue of Physics World magazine is now out
Happy new year! The January 2021 issue of Physics World magazine is now out
Explore the links between quantum physics and consciousness in the new issue of your favourite magazine
Read article: The 10 quirkiest physics stories of 2020
The 10 quirkiest physics stories of 2020
From how to slice a melon fairly to a theory of parking, physics has had its fair share of quirky stories this year. Here is our pick of the best 10
Read article: Medical physics highlights of the year
Medical physics highlights of the year
Portable MRI, tumour hypoxia tracking, FLASH dosimetry and more highlights from 2020
Read article: Nanotechnology and materials highlights of 2020
Nanotechnology and materials highlights of 2020
Rippling graphene, topological superconductors and drunken sludge worms are on our list
Read article: A year of quantum highlights
A year of quantum highlights
Advances in quantum science and technology contributed a few bright spots amid the darkness of 2020
Read article: Midwinter looking bleak? Have some festive cheer with this physics quiz
Midwinter looking bleak? Have some festive cheer with this physics quiz
Brighten your days with this fun holiday-themed quiz
Read article: Resolving the ‘squoon’, and other irregular satellites
Resolving the ‘squoon’, and other irregular satellites
Nicholas Porter delves into the physics of a fictional, wonky satellite
Read article: Big data meets Beethoven’s metronome, astronomy gets a badass new acronym
Big data meets Beethoven’s metronome, astronomy gets a badass new acronym
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Read article: Physics in the pandemic: ‘Our mission was to include young nuclear physicists wherever they were in the world’
Physics in the pandemic: ‘Our mission was to include young nuclear physicists wherever they were in the world’
Nuclear physicist David Jenkins discovers the benefits of running a successful conference series for young scientists in an online format
