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Read article: Food truck fuels the imagination
A mobile teaching laboratory in the APS exhibit hall highlights the power of advanced experiments for undergraduate education
Read article: Superconductivity research gets more structured
A burgeoning alliance between nanotechnology and superconductivity research may be in store
Read article: Sci-fi future beckons for autonomous systems
A forward-thinking vision is inspiring researchers at Caltech to create machines and systems that can think and act for themselves
Read article: Looking at mental-health issues in academia
Why Physics World has chosen to examine the challenges facing researchers with mental-health problems
Read article: Celebrating International Women’s Day
Highlighting some of our favourite articles by or about female physicists
Read article: Google aims for quantum supremacy
As the tech giant reveals a 72-qubit quantum processor, researchers are creating the first quantum computer games
Read article: Stars in their eyes
The Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles allows visitors to experience the wonders of the solar system and beyond
Read article: Lights, camera, physics, action!
Sarah Tesh and Susan Curtis report from Los Angeles, California, as the APS March Meeting 2018 kicks off
Read article: Revisiting the twin paradox, dig out your best astronomy photos, the science of science in Science
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