Biophysics Feature A flower’s nano-powers Tobias Wenzel and Silvia Vignolini reveal an ingenious strategy flowers use to become coloured and attract pollinators Read article: A flower’s nano-powers
Semiconductors and electronics Feature A smart approach to smart packaging Flexible, low-cost integrated circuits could transform the market for "Internet of things" devices and packaging on consumer goods Read article: A smart approach to smart packaging
Telescopes and space missions Feature Rocket for rocketeers What does it take to grow plants in space? Jon Cartwright gets his green fingers out Read article: Rocket for rocketeers
Thin films and coatings Feature Getting to business with coatings nanotechweb.org looks into the range of coating technologies hitting the market and the issues affecting businesses large and small Read article: Getting to business with coatings
Fabrication and process Feature A sticky wonderland Alaina G Levine visits adhesive-giant 3M Company’s innovation centre to find out about the physics involved Read article: A sticky wonderland
Biomedical devices Feature The Cybathlon challenge Rachel Brazil describes how science is helping disabled people to carry out everyday tasks thanks to new types of "assistive technology" Read article: The Cybathlon challenge
Environment and energy Feature From physics to environmental science: a natural evolution? Kate Ravilious talks to three researchers who are using their "physics mindset" to bring a fresh outlook on the earth sciences Read article: From physics to environmental science: a natural evolution?
Diversity and inclusion Feature My invisible battle Mental-health awareness is improving, but the story of a theoretical physicist with bipolar disorder highlights that the academic community may not be keeping up Read article: My invisible battle
Nanomaterials Feature Superconductivity – pairing up with nanotechnology Nanostructures remain crucial both in attempts to better understand superconductivity, as well as efforts to apply it Read article: Superconductivity – pairing up with nanotechnology
Astronomy and space Feature Tales from a British physicist in Japan Elizabeth Tasker details the good, the bad and the confusing of working as a physicist in Japan Read article: Tales from a British physicist in Japan