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Read article: The hipster effect, solar-powered synchrotron, lexicon of physics, 12-year-old claims nuclear fusion
Country and regional reports are published in special collection
Read article: Quantum-computing initiatives worldwide are examined by leading physicists
Having recently co-authored a Physics World Discovery ebook, Nikola Šibalić reveals the benefits and opportunities of interactive figures and text
Read article: Do interactive figures help physicists to communicate their science?
Explore the future of coding, machine learning and the physics of social media
Read article: Celebrate 30 years of the World Wide Web with the March 2019 issue of Physics World
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Read article: Superconductivity wins dancing contest, scientists master the cheese fondue, and the first ever Web browser returns
Movie enthusiast Graham Jones picks his five favourite films from the scientific canon
Read article: The top five films about science or scientists
Naomi Halas gives a whistle stop tour of plasmonics “From Faraday to tomorrow”
Read article: Plasmonics technologies take on global challenges
University of Waterloo physicist speaks at special lecture at the Institute of Physics headquarters in London
Read article: Donna Strickland gives inside story of her Nobel-prize-winning research
Hayabusa2 is scheduled to touch down on the asteroid Ryugu at 8 a.m. Japan time on 22 February 2019
Read article: Japanese spacecraft set to attempt asteroid sample grab
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Read article: Satellites barely evade collision, stars are born in Van Gogh’s work, and scientists experiment with limoncello
