Everyday science Blog Photo captures the subtleties of the magnetic Sun, synchrotron will image millions of insects Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Photo captures the subtleties of the magnetic Sun, synchrotron will image millions of insects
Everyday science Blog Plant pioneers, cosmic computer concerns and tips for school presentations: the July 2021 issue of Physics World is now out How the Cape sundew plant is inspiring artificial, robotic limbs Read article: Plant pioneers, cosmic computer concerns and tips for school presentations: the July 2021 issue of Physics World is now out
Everyday science Blog Physics of pouring Guinness, Ising model backs social distancing, Einstein quiz Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Physics of pouring Guinness, Ising model backs social distancing, Einstein quiz
Everyday science Blog Why sticky baseballs follow a greater curve, beer mats make poor Frisbees Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Why sticky baseballs follow a greater curve, beer mats make poor Frisbees
Quantum Blog Welcome to the first Physics World Quantum Week Running from 14 to 18 June 2021, it features free-to-view webinars plus podcasts, research updates and articles from our quantum student network Read article: Welcome to the first Physics World Quantum Week
Everyday science Blog Quantum rapper has a Bright Future, Dancing Quantum Magic, understanding quantum computers Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Quantum rapper has a Bright Future, Dancing Quantum Magic, understanding quantum computers
Quantum Blog SPONSORED The Harwell Campus quantum quiz To mark Physics World’s first ever Quantum Week, test your quantum knowledge in this fun quiz Read article: The Harwell Campus quantum quiz
Culture, history and society Blog Physics in the Looking Glass: IOP podcast reflects on the role of physicists in society The IOP's podcast Looking Glass explores the contributions and responsibilities of physicists to society, both today and in the world of tomorrow Read article: Physics in the Looking Glass: IOP podcast reflects on the role of physicists in society
Everyday science Blog Why peregrine falcons wear eyeliner, golden eagles could accelerate using turbulence Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Why peregrine falcons wear eyeliner, golden eagles could accelerate using turbulence
Education and outreach Blog A funny thing happened on my way to class Joanne O’Meara on the benefits of injecting a little humour into physics teaching Read article: A funny thing happened on my way to class