Read article: Happy 30th birthday to the World Wide Web
Join Physics World in celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Web with our online collection and a special issue of your favourite magazine
Read article: Illustrating 30 years of the Web
Jess Wade illustrates the history of the World Wide Web, from the technology that enabled it to the staple it is today
Read article: Women are better at crowdfunding science, Street View explores the LHC, preventing the weaponization of science
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Read article: Facing up to the decarbonization challenge
The problem of climate change is so serious that even scientists at oil and gas firms are talking about it – sort of
Read article: Mapping the network of international tourism
A talk about world travel patterns at the APS March meeting raises fascinating questions about how and where people choose to go
Read article: Advice for physicists navigating the waters of international trade
A talk at the Institute of Physics’ inaugural Business Innovation and Growth Conference highlights the opportunities and risks of selling hi-tech products in new markets
Read article: The hipster effect, solar-powered synchrotron, lexicon of physics, 12-year-old claims nuclear fusion
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Read article: Quantum-computing initiatives worldwide are examined by leading physicists
Country and regional reports are published in special collection
Read article: Do interactive figures help physicists to communicate their science?
Having recently co-authored a Physics World Discovery ebook, Nikola Šibalić reveals the benefits and opportunities of interactive figures and text
Read article: Celebrate 30 years of the World Wide Web with the March 2019 issue of Physics World
Explore the future of coding, machine learning and the physics of social media
