Read article: The man behind the machine
The man behind the machine
The Turing Guide comprehensively covers the work and life of Alan Turing, and is a testament to his lasting legacy, says Google’s vice-president Vint Cerf
Read article: The man behind the machine
EU renewables policy: mixed reactions
Dave Elliott looks at the new book, A Guide to EU Renewable Energy Policy, edited by Israel Solorio and Helge Jörgens
Read article: The dark side
The dark side
Can you use databases to study the history of physics? Robert P Crease finds out
A ‘gross’ miscalculation
Energy data are sometimes presented in terms of primary energy fuel inputs. This may make sense for fossil fuels but not for renewables or nuclear, says Dave Elliott
Read article: The grand tour
The grand tour
The Farthest: 12 Billion Miles and Counting, with its powerful imagery, glossy VFX scenes and balanced commentary on the Voyager mission is a must see, writes Tushna Commissariat
Read article: Frankenstein on stage
Frankenstein on stage
So you think you could stage a physics play yourself? Robert P Crease meets a man who’s done just that
Read article: Learning with LEGO
Learning with LEGO
Particle Physics Brick By Brick, is the latest funky attempt to make particle physics more palatable, writes Matin Durrani
Read article: The many faces of Fermi
The many faces of Fermi
Marco Delmastro casts his eye over the life of Enrico Fermi in The Last Man Who Knew Everything by David N Schwarz
Read article: To the Moon and back
To the Moon and back
Apollo: the Extraordinary Visual History of the Iconic Space Programme is a beautifully designed coffee-table book full of every fact you might ever want to know about the Apollo missions, says...
Read article: What makes a mathematician
What makes a mathematician
Margaret Harris enjoys the diverse collection of top mathematical geniuses profiled in Significant Figures by Ian Stewart
