Philosophy, sociology and religion Opinion and reviews What does energy really mean? The origin and historical development of the word "energy" Read article: What does energy really mean?
Everyday science Opinion and reviews Who said that? Why physicists love quotations Read article: Who said that?
Art and science Opinion and reviews Optical tricks of the Old Masters Jim Trolinger looks at the secrets of the Renaissance painters
Ethics Opinion and reviews Bell Labs in the spotlight Heavyweight panel probes allegations of data fabrication Read article: Bell Labs in the spotlight
Telescopes and space missions Opinion and reviews Revealing the Universe: The Making of the Chandra X-ray Observatory John Credland reviews the story of the X-ray observatory Read article: Revealing the Universe: The Making of the Chandra X-ray Observatory
Biophysics and bioengineering Opinion and reviews Talking with biologists How can physicists and biologists work together? Read article: Talking with biologists
Culture, history and society Opinion and reviews The most beautiful experiment… What is the most beautiful experiment in physics? Read article: The most beautiful experiment…
Nuclear fusion Opinion and reviews Doubts about bubble fusion The words "cold fusion" spring to mind following recent claims of "bubble fusion" Read article: Doubts about bubble fusion
Philosophy, sociology and religion Opinion and reviews This is your philosophy Physicists thinking philosophically: the results of our survey Read article: This is your philosophy
Personalities Opinion and reviews Facing Up: Science and its Cultural Adversaries, Steven Weinberg Steven Weinberg inhabits a bleak world infested with adversaries that he is impelled to combat. He faces up to them with scientific rigour and lawyerly precision, as readers of this fascinating book o... Read article: Facing Up: Science and its Cultural Adversaries, Steven Weinberg