Vacuum and cryogenics Feature Bright future for fusion careers Roberto Kersevan reveals life and work as a vacuum scientist at the ITER fusion project Read article: Bright future for fusion careers
Optics and photonics Feature A global vision for vision When atomic physicist Josh Silver<\strong> thought of a new technology that could help billions of people in the developing world, he invented spectacles that can be self-adjusted to the userâ... Read article: A global vision for vision
Mathematical physics Feature I’m a football fan…get me out of here Physics can help crowds to exit safely from stadia, says Andreas Schadschneider Read article: I’m a football fan…get me out of here
Mathematics and computation Feature Symbols of power: how adinkras could lead to fresh insights into supersymmetry S James Gates explains how research on a class of geometric symbols known as adinkras could lead to fresh insights into the theory of supersymmetry Read article: Symbols of power: how adinkras could lead to fresh insights into supersymmetry
Mathematical physics Feature You’re so predictable Despite the spontaneity we think that we exhibit, our behaviour is far more predictable than we may admit, as Albert-László Barabási explains Read article: You’re so predictable
Dark matter and energy Feature Dark energy: how the paradigm shifted Lucy Calder and Ofer Lahav shed light on the background to the discovery of dark energy Read article: Dark energy: how the paradigm shifted
Lasers Feature And then there was light Pauline Rigby describes how a then little-known scientist became the first person to design and build a working laser Read article: And then there was light
Lasers Feature From ray-gun to Blu-ray Fifty years after their invention, Sidney Perkowitz examines the huge impact of lasers on science, culture and everyday life Read article: From ray-gun to Blu-ray
Lasers Feature Where next for the laser? Six laser experts recall how the laser has advanced their fields of interest – and speculate where it will take these areas next Read article: Where next for the laser?
Nuclear fusion Feature Fusion’s bright new dawn The world's largest laser could transform the search for abundant, carbon-free electricity, as Mike Dunne explains Read article: Fusion’s bright new dawn
Optics & Photonics Briefing This issue explores lasers and detectors, solar power, medical imaging and high-resolution displays