Kate Shaw says that the Nobel prizes show that only certain demographics can succeed in science
Read article: The Nobel prizes highlight what is wrong with recognition in science
Tom Tierney reviews Celsius: a Life and Death by Degrees by Ian Hembrow
Read article: Setting the scale: the life and work of Anders Celsius
James McKenzie lifts the lid on some of the 2024 winners of the Institute of Physics business awards
Read article: From qubits to metamaterials: tech that led to Institute of Physics business awards 2024
Jonte Hance says that the increase in tuition fees will only delay the inevitable fall of the UK academic system
Read article: Why academia should be funded by governments, not students
Artemis Peck and Wendy Sadler explain that we need more initiatives to make sure queer people feel comfortable and welcome in science
Read article: Why we need more pride in physics
Condensed natter: Physics World editors give their compressed verdicts on top new books
Read article: Sceptical space settlers, Einstein in England, trials of the JWST, tackling quantum fundamentals: micro reviews of the best recent books
Martin Soltau explains why beaming sunlight to Earth as microwaves could help solve our energy needs
Read article: Space-based solar power: ‘We have nothing to lose and everything to gain’
Vittorio Aita explains an unusual side project that kept him on track during the last months of his PhD
Read article: A PhD in cups of espresso: how logging my coffee consumption helped me write my thesis
James Dacey reviews Becoming Earth: How Our Planet Came to Life by Ferris Jabr
Read article: Reanimating the ‘living Earth’ concept for a more cynical world
Robert P Crease discusses a puzzle that goes to the heart of science and philosophy
Read article: Confused by the twin paradox? Maybe philosophy can help
