Biophysics and bioengineering Blog The mechanics behind rose petal shapes revealed It’s all about geometric frustrations Read article: The mechanics behind rose petal shapes revealed
Astronomy and space Blog Spectacular images of the cosmos released to celebrate Hubble’s 35 years in orbit A series of spectacular images of the cosmos has been released to celebrate the Hubble Space Telescope's 35 years in space Read article: Spectacular images of the cosmos released to celebrate Hubble’s 35 years in orbit
Everyday science Blog Tennis-ball towers reach record-breaking heights with 12-storey, 34-ball structure 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
People Blog Physicists gather in Nottingham for the IOP’s Celebration of Physics 2025 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
Nuclear fusion Blog Fusion industry meets in London to discuss ‘one of the economic opportunities of the century’ 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’
Quantum Blog Don’t have a PhD? The quantum industry still wants you 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
Biophysics and bioengineering Blog Ants’ hairy jaws help robots to get a grip 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
Astronomy and space Blog James Webb Space Telescope spots spectacular auroras on Neptune Measurements represent the first direct detection of auroras on the planet Read article: James Webb Space Telescope spots spectacular auroras on Neptune
Education and outreach Blog Tiny island, big science: the North Ronaldsay Science Festival 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
Everyday science Blog The physics of opening swing-top bottles revealed 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