Read article: Beyond Weird by Philip Ball wins Physics World Book of the Year 2018
The winner of the 2018 Physics World Book of the Year is a profound take on the true meaning of quantum mechanics, and the limits of our knowledge itself
Read article: Ion-based commercial quantum computer is a first
IonQ working with small number of users to boost technology
Read article: Discovery of ‘magic-angle graphene’ that behaves like a high-temperature superconductor is Physics World 2018 Breakthrough of the Year
Nine other achievements are highly commended in the Top Ten Breakthroughs of 2018
Read article: ‘Father of X-ray astronomy’ Riccardo Giacconi dies at 87
Italian astrophysicist shared the 2002 Nobel Prize for Physics for the discovery of cosmic X-ray sources
Read article: Practical quantum computers remain at least a decade away
Significant technical and financial issues remain towards building a large, fault-tolerant quantum computer, says panel
Read article: 2018 Breakthrough of the Year: Liz Kalaugher’s shortlist
Contenders include the landmark IPCC report, the outlook for Arctic ice, and a combustion-free plane
Read article: 2018 Breakthrough of the Year: Tami Freeman’s shortlist
Contenders encompass nuclear medicine, AI, radiotherapy, proton therapy and gene transfer
Read article: 2018 Breakthrough of the Year: Anna Demming’s shortlist
Kinetic inductors, twistronics, alternative laser eye surgery, "massless" batteries and graphene flake black hole holograms prove convincing contenders for the 2018 breakthrough of the year
Read article: 2018 Breakthrough of the Year: Hamish Johnston’s shortlist
Dark matter, ultracold atoms, quantum optics, superconductivity and particle physics make the cut
Read article: Harvard physicist Liujun Zou wins inaugural Physics World science-communication award
Article on the importance to Chinese society of fundamental condensed-matter physics picks up $2000 prize
