Read article: Not slippery when wet
Not slippery when wet
Jan-Henning Dirks on the mystery of how flies can crawl upside down
Read article: Not slippery when wet
Read article: Avoiding an unholy marriage
Avoiding an unholy marriage
Michael Banks looks at how maths and music underpin a new homage to Ernest Rutherford
Read article: Gongs away
Gongs away
Bagging a physics prize can bring both pleasures and pitfalls
Read article: Living with a star
Living with a star
Alan Title reveals how NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory is telling us about the Sun
Read article: Nuclear’s new generation
Nuclear’s new generation
Novel nuclear reactors promise much, but hurdles remain before any are ever built, explains Edwin Cartlidge
Read article: Hot fusion
Hot fusion
Steve Cowley outlines the next challenges in fusion power
Read article: Hubble’s greatest hits
Hubble’s greatest hits
Relive all the best images and results from the Hubble telescope in the company of Mark Voit
Read article: Quantum computing…with a twist
Quantum computing…with a twist
Steve Simon explains why the theory of knots could play a role in quantum information processing
Read article: Urban cool
Urban cool
Summer in the city can be stifling, but appropriate surfaces and vegetation can cool us off, says Roland Ennos
Read article: Damage limitation
Damage limitation
Treating tumours with hadrons rather than X-rays has many benefits for patients, as John Gordon explains
