Everyday science Blog Autonomous particle accelerators, how many superheroes are needed to make a film successful? Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Autonomous particle accelerators, how many superheroes are needed to make a film successful?
Stars and solar physics Blog Wish you were here? Seven chances to experience a total solar eclipse in the 2020s If you’re not able to see the eclipse next week, find out where and when you need to be to experience totality in the next 10 years Read article: Wish you were here? Seven chances to experience a total solar eclipse in the 2020s
Astronomy and space Blog Will we soon see city lights glittering on distant planets? NASA's Dragonfly mission and "technosignatures" of alien civilizations are hot topics at AbSciCon 2019 Read article: Will we soon see city lights glittering on distant planets?
Astronomy and space Blog How to look for signs of life on a planet 40 light-years away The TRAPPIST-1 system is the current darling of astrobiologists Read article: How to look for signs of life on a planet 40 light-years away
Culture, history and society Blog Lindau 2019: the chance to pick a Nobel laureate’s brain This year's meeting in Lindau, Germany, offers a unique opportunity for young physicists to discuss their ideas with Nobel prizewinners Read article: Lindau 2019: the chance to pick a Nobel laureate’s brain
Publishing Blog Behind the scenes at the printer Last week we trekked to Lincolnshire to see the July issue of Physics World on the press and get the lowdown on the environmental impact of print Read article: Behind the scenes at the printer
Astronomy and space Blog Astrobiology conference attracts scientists with an astonishing breadth of knowledge Physicists, philosophers and many more are searching the heavens for signs of life Read article: Astrobiology conference attracts scientists with an astonishing breadth of knowledge
Everyday science Blog How to play catch while skydiving, overzealous plagiarism bot, Star Trek insignia spotted on Mars Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: How to play catch while skydiving, overzealous plagiarism bot, Star Trek insignia spotted on Mars
Culture, history and society Blog Chernobyl is magnificent despite its flaws Millions of viewers now understand how a nuclear reactor works Read article: Chernobyl is magnificent despite its flaws
Materials Blog Multifunctional materials bring the future under control Researchers at the forefront of a range of sectors chart the increasing potential of multifunctional materials to tackle challenges from healthcare and sustainability to robotics Read article: Multifunctional materials bring the future under control