Welcome to 2019: the January issue of Physics World is now out
Happy new year! It's time to enjoy the latest edition of your favourite magazine
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Read article: Welcome to 2019: the January issue of Physics World is now out
What to look forward to in 2019: Physics World editors make their predictions
In today's uncertain times, our editors try to predict what will happen in the scientific world in 2019
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Snapshots through time
A special illustration, drawn by physicist and artist Clifford V Johnson to celebrate 30 years of Physics World
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The 10 quirkiest physics stories of 2018
We revisit the physics behind the perfect pizza, an Earth made of blueberries and much more
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Robotics and self-assembly shape up
Recent developments based on novel morphologies and geometries highlight the progress to be made by understanding the balance of freedom and control
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Festive five: Physics World picks its favourite features from 2018
Congratulations to the five authors who've written our favourite feature articles over the last 12 months
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Brian May’s new single includes Stephen Hawking, design your own physics-themed Christmas jumper
Excerpts from the Red Folder
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Arctic heads for ‘uncharted territory’
Rising temperatures harm sea ice, caribou, shellfish and more, according to 2018 Arctic Report Card
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AGU Fall Meeting: spying on penguin diet from space
Exact shade of pink of Adélie penguin guano reveals how much fish the birds ate
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The Day After 35 years later, Carl Sagan and Henry Kissinger on nuclear war
Excerpts from the Red Folder
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