Philosophy, sociology and religion Opinion and reviews Lessons from Fukushima Mike Weightman says improving nuclear safety should never stop Read article: Lessons from Fukushima
Water Opinion and reviews Between the lines Books on waves, mathematical puzzles and quantum analogies, reviewed by Tushna Commissariat and Margaret Harris Read article: Between the lines
Art and science Opinion and reviews Light in physics – readers’ pictures A selection of images from the Physics World photo challenge Read article: Light in physics – readers’ pictures
Philosophy, sociology and religion Opinion and reviews Fruitloopery Robert P Crease bemoans the misuse of technical terms in science Read article: Fruitloopery
Philosophy, sociology and religion Opinion and reviews Measure for measure Terry Quinn reviews Robert P Crease's World in the Balance: the Historic Quest for a Universal System of Measurement Read article: Measure for measure
Publishing Opinion and reviews The dream of open science Matin Durrani reviews Michael Nielsen’s Reinventing Discovery: the New Era of Networked Science Read article: The dream of open science
History Opinion and reviews Between the lines Books on physics history, alien life and teaching relativity to your dog, reviewed by Margaret Harris Read article: Between the lines
Renewables Opinion and reviews Parting the clouds Arnold Wolfendale reviews Earth: the Operator’s Manual by Richard Alley Read article: Parting the clouds
Telescopes and space missions Opinion and reviews Voyagers of discovery John Zarnecki reviews Stephen Pyne’s Voyager: Seeking New Worlds in the Third Great Age of Discovery Read article: Voyagers of discovery
Personalities Opinion and reviews Between the lines Stephen Hawking, iconoclast When Kitty Ferguson wrote her first book about Stephen Hawking in 1991, she probably did not expect to write a sequel 20 years later. The world’s most recognizable co... Read article: Between the lines