Deducing how dinosaurs moved
Matthew R Francis describes how physicists are modelling the movements of these ancient beasts
Cuckoo forgeries – a bird’s-eye view
Liz Kalaugher describes how researchers are visualizing how birds see to work out why they don’t reject cuckoo eggs
Decoding the quantum horizon
Patrick Hayden and Robert Myers describe how “qubits” may hold the key to quantum gravity
Penguin physics
Peter Barham describes how he has combined his passion for penguins with his expertise in physics
Hungry for solutions
Foods designed to make us feel full could help stem rising rates of obesity. Cait MacPhee explores the potential of these "functional foods"
The journey of a crisp
Louise Mayor discovers how physicists are optimizing the manufacture of this popular salty snack
The descent of mass
Jon Cartwright talks to the physicists who are hoping to find a flaw in the equivalence principle
A billion pixels, a billion stars
Gerry Gilmore and Floor van Leeuwen explain how the precise data from the Gaia mission will revolutionize our view of the galaxy
Every breath we take
Research from a cinema in Germany shows how the breath of a crowd can reflect how they’re feeling, as Stephen Ornes reports
A light-connected world
Harald Haas explains how ordinary LED light bulbs could become our portals to the digital world thanks to a new wireless communications network that uses visible light