Marie Freebody speaks to Rick Trebino about the intricacies of measuring ultrashort pulses and how the devices that characterize such pulses can be commercialized
Read article: Measuring ultrashort pulses needs precision
Marie Freebody speaks to Niek van Hulst about the potential wealth of applications for plasmonics
Read article: Plasmonics propagates into new optical fields
Michael Mertin is the man responsible for Jenoptik's recent restructure and securing future growth. Jacqueline Hewett asks him how heavily photovoltaics features in these plans
Read article: Jenoptik looks to solar for future growth
From physics to Arctic photography
Read article: Once a physicist: Subhankar Banerjee
The Dutch artist who makes “living” beach sculptures that can move
Read article: Once a physicist: Theo Jansen
Umberto Guidoni is a former astronaut and a member of the European Parliament, belonging to the Party of Italian Communists
Read article: Once a physicist: Umberto Guidoni
A life in mountain running
Read article: Once a physicist: Al Powell
Douglas Osheroff gives his tips for would-be Nobel laureates of the future
Read article: Inspired thinking
The creator of innovative desktop map software on making history come to life
Read article: Once a physicist: Frank Reed
The president of the Royal Microscopical Society, Mark Rainforth, tells Siân Harris how a renaissance in electron microscopy is driving materials research forward and leading to new nanotechnologies
Read article: Microscopical advances redefine science
