Read article: Fusion Symposium looks to ITER and beyond
Fusion researchers from around the world will gather in Germany next week to chart the way forward to commercial fusion reactors. Hamish Johnston surveys what will be on offer in Rostock
Read article: Industrial procurement in fusion
Dan Mistry outlines how industry can compete for valuable fusion contracts
Read article: Rewards of renewables
Thanks to concerns about carbon emissions and the rising price of fossil fuels, the green-energy industry is currently experiencing huge growth worldwide. This presents plenty of interesting and lucr...
Read article: Eyeballing the universe
Just over a year ago, the online project Galaxy Zoo was launched. Two of its founders, Chris Lintott and Kate Land, reflect on the story of one of the most innova...
Read article: A light in the dark?
For the last 10 years physicists in Italy have been claiming to have directly detected dark matter, which is believed to make up 23% of the universe. Edwin Cartlidge finds out why their results conti...
Read article: Secure your future
A background in physics plus a keen interest in politics and current affairs can add up to a rewarding career in international security, as James Acton explains
Read article: Building for the future
The surprising pleasures of life as a "building physicist"
Read article: A quantum renaissance
Markus Aspelmeyer and Anton Zeilinger on how technological advances let us readdress fundamental quantum puzzles
Read article: 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
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...
