Andria Rogava is back with more spectacular structures made from tennis balls
Read article: Tennis-ball towers reach record-breaking heights with 12-storey, 34-ball structure
Matin Durrani reports from the 2025 IOP Celebration of Physics in Nottingham, UK
Read article: Physicists gather in Nottingham for the IOP’s Celebration of Physics 2025
The inaugural Fusion Fest by Economist Impact featured more than 450 attendees from around the world
Read article: Fusion industry meets in London to discuss ‘one of the economic opportunities of the century’
Matin Durrani reports from the Careers in Quantum event in Bristol, UK
Read article: Don’t have a PhD? The quantum industry still wants you
The gripper could be used in environmental clean-up as well as in construction and agriculture.
Read article: Ants’ hairy jaws help robots to get a grip
Measurements represent the first direct detection of auroras on the planet
Read article: James Webb Space Telescope spots spectacular auroras on Neptune
Mark Wrigley describes his experience at one of the most unusual locations for science outreach
Read article: Tiny island, big science: the North Ronaldsay Science Festival
The team used a high-speed camera and microphone to study the gas dynamics as a bottle is opened
Read article: The physics of opening swing-top bottles revealed
Kindred spirits at the Global Physics Summit exhibition
Read article: Steampunk meets quantum physics at the GPS
Analysing the Māori and Pasifika sport
Read article: Manu jumping: the physics of making a bigger splash
