Read article: Nature’s unknown unknowns
Nature’s unknown unknowns
Seismologist Seth Stein is pleasantly surprised to find an introductory book on geophysical hazards that doesn't oversimplify this complex topic
Read article: Nature’s unknown unknowns
Read article: To infinity, beyond and back again
To infinity, beyond and back again
Space-travel film Interstellar awes our reviewer Tushna Commissariat with an epic plot and breath-taking effects, but what about the science?
Read article: Web life: Crystallography365
Web life: Crystallography365
Blogging the International Year of Crystallography, one crystal structure at a time
Read article: Between the lines
Between the lines
A biopic of Stephen Hawking and a daily calendar of mathematical reflections, reviewed by Tushna Commissariat and Margaret Harris
Read article: Literature of the lab
Literature of the lab
Robert P Crease wants your picks for the best fiction books set in physics labs
Read article: A cabinet of invisible curiosities
A cabinet of invisible curiosities
Philip Ball's book on the science – and superstition – of invisibility through the ages, reviewed by Ulf Leonhardt
Read article: Social physics and antisocial science
Social physics and antisocial science
An accessible overview of Sandy Pentland's work on the physics of social networks, reviewed by Martin Zaltz Austwick
Read article: Elegant constructions
Elegant constructions
A beautifully illustrated book of essays on geometry, reviewed by Margaret Harris
Read article: A strong model, with flaws
A strong model, with flaws
John Moffat's survey of the history, achievements and flaws of the Standard Model of particle physics, reviewed by Sabine Hossenfelder
Read article: Artistic influences
Artistic influences
Modern collaborations between artists and scientists come under Arthur I Miller's microscope in his book Colliding Worlds, reviewed by Dan Falk
