Read article: The future for learned societies
The future for learned societies
Paul Hardaker, chief executive of the Institute of Physics, on the vital but changing remit for learned societies
Read article: The future for learned societies
Read article: How close can cities get to 100% renewable energy?
How close can cities get to 100% renewable energy?
Relationships with surrounding rural communities will be key, says Dave Elliott
Read article: The complicated relationship between science and sci-fi
The complicated relationship between science and sci-fi
Graham Jones talks to physicist David Deutsch, film-maker Olga Osario, and academic-turned-novelist Gianfranco D'Anna about the use of science in fiction
Read article: The online revolution
The online revolution
IOP Publishing managing director Steven Hall looks back at the last 30 years in scientific publishing
Read article: IPCC’s climate report: the future’s not looking good
IPCC’s climate report: the future’s not looking good
SR15 indicates that impacts of 1.5 °C warming would be severe but not as bad as those of 2 °C
Read article: Do you philosophize?
Do you philosophize?
Physicists grapple with philosophy far more often than you might think, explains Robert P Crease
Read article: Stephen Hawking’s final book: a review of Brief Answers to the Big Questions
Stephen Hawking’s final book: a review of Brief Answers to the Big Questions
Matin Durrani finds the cosmologist's last book to be an "optimistic, upbeat and visionary" manifesto for science
Read article: The physicists’ library
The physicists’ library
To compile the ultimate science reading list, Tushna Commissariat talks to some of today’s top physicists, writers and broadcasters
Read article: A solid (state) success
A solid (state) success
James McKenzie reflects on the impact of the solid-state laser, a device in its infancy when it became the subject of one of the first articles in Physics World
Read article: Can we get to net zero emissions?
Can we get to net zero emissions?
With the European Commission considering a net zero emissions goal, Dave Elliott examines how feasible this is by 2050
