Excerpts from the Red Folder
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Excerpts from the Red Folder
Read article: A macramé periodic table, medieval nun’s teeth illuminate her artisanship, elements through the ages
A key initiative to mark the centenary of the International Astronomical Union will see more than 500 events being held around the world
Read article: 100 Hours of Astronomy seeks to ignite the public’s passion for the skies
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Read article: New Horizons team rocks Brian May, Philip Ball takes on Jeremy Paxman
Happy new year! It's time to enjoy the latest edition of your favourite magazine
Read article: Welcome to 2019: the January issue of Physics World is now out
In today's uncertain times, our editors try to predict what will happen in the scientific world in 2019
Read article: What to look forward to in 2019: Physics World editors make their predictions
A special illustration, drawn by physicist and artist Clifford V Johnson to celebrate 30 years of Physics World
Read article: Snapshots through time
We revisit the physics behind the perfect pizza, an Earth made of blueberries and much more
Read article: The 10 quirkiest physics stories of 2018
Recent developments based on novel morphologies and geometries highlight the progress to be made by understanding the balance of freedom and control
Read article: Robotics and self-assembly shape up
Congratulations to the five authors who've written our favourite feature articles over the last 12 months
Read article: Festive five: Physics World picks its favourite features from 2018
