Read article: A quantum renaissance
A quantum renaissance
Markus Aspelmeyer and Anton Zeilinger on how technological advances let us readdress fundamental quantum puzzles
Read article: A quantum renaissance
Read article: Building for the future
Building for the future
The surprising pleasures of life as a "building physicist"
Read article: Collaborations drive innovation at JEOL UK
Collaborations drive innovation at JEOL UK
Mike Hepburn, managing director of JEOL UK, tells Hamish Johnston how the firm and its customers have flourished by working together
Read article: Force-microscopy firm finds success in 3D
Force-microscopy firm finds success in 3D
Asylum Research was built on its founder’s zeal for biophysics - but now its atomic force microscopes are pointing the way towards denser computer memories, and one even has appeared in one of the w...
Read article: Scanning electron microscopy rises to the challenges of the 21st century
Scanning electron microscopy rises to the challenges of the 21st century
Long seen as a reliable workhorse, the scanning electron microscope also has a more exciting side. Debbie Stokes explains why a 'quiet revolution' is occurring in some SEM labs
Read article: Physicists without borders
Physicists without borders
The global appeal of working for the IAEA
Read article: Shedding light on life
Shedding light on life
Why new fluorescence-microscopy techniques are proving a challenge for physicists and biologists alike
Read article: GLAST goes for blast-off
GLAST goes for blast-off
NASA's GLAST gamma-ray mission is set to shed light on some of nature's most extreme astrophysical processes
The heat is on
Glaciers, satellite technology and climate change
Read article: From GaAs diodes to fibre Bragg gratings
From GaAs diodes to fibre Bragg gratings
Lake Shore Cryotronics celebrates 40 years making cryogenic and magnetic instrumentation
