Exploring innovation, from taxis to data centres
A trip to IBM's Hursley Park labs yields some unexpected insights
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Transforming photographs into cartoons using neural algorithms and jumping sharks
Excerpts from the Red Folder
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There’s plenty of room at the interfaces
Developments in materials science place emphasis on collaboration and cross-fertilizing between specialisms
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Can you solve the first of 10 puzzles linked to Stephen Hawking’s new book?
Hawking's publishers conjure up fiendish puzzles in new competition
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Listening to whales, eyeballing cosmic radiation, Usain Bolt experiences weightlessness
Excerpts from the Red Folder
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The 2018 Physics World Special Report on China is out now
From careers to colliders, get up to speed with Chinese physics in the new free-to-read Physics World special report
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Peer Review Week 2018: a focus on diversity and inclusion
The annual event has provided an opportunity for scientists, publishers and learned societies to examine underlying biases in peer review
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Knitting the universe, astronomers to vote on ‘Hubble-Lemaître law’
Excerpts from the Red Folder
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The science of climbing Everest – the September 2018 issue of Physics World is now out
Handling quantum noise, the life of Martin Ryle, the science of mountaineering – plus Schrödinger's cat as you've never seen it before
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Vote for your favourite physics photos, space cats on the prowl, secrets of graphene watch revealed
Excerpts from the Red Folder
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