Read article: 30 years of Physics World covers
30 years of Physics World covers
A fly-by tour of Physics World cover art from the past three decades
Read article: 30 years of Physics World covers
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: Happy 30th birthday Physics World!
Happy 30th birthday Physics World!
Explore the past, present and future of physics with the bumper 112-page 30th-anniversary issue of Physics World magazine
Read article: Physicists who move abroad can receive a 17% uplift in citations, study reveals
Physicists who move abroad can receive a 17% uplift in citations, study reveals
Your papers could get up to 100 additional citations in five years if you move abroad than if you stay at home
Read article: Can you solve the first of 10 puzzles linked to Stephen Hawking’s new book?
Can you solve the first of 10 puzzles linked to Stephen Hawking’s new book?
Hawking's publishers conjure up fiendish puzzles in new competition
Read article: Peer Review Week 2018: a focus on diversity and inclusion
Peer Review Week 2018: a focus on diversity and inclusion
The annual event has provided an opportunity for scientists, publishers and learned societies to examine underlying biases in peer review
Read article: Materials probed by ultrasound and a new trio of journals aim high
Materials probed by ultrasound and a new trio of journals aim high
The University of Bristol's Bruce Drinkwater plus a special guest closer to home
Read article: India cracks down on ‘predatory publishers’ following international investigation
India cracks down on ‘predatory publishers’ following international investigation
Action taken after number of journals run by such publishers triples since 2013
Read article: Co-ordinated action required to boost ‘open-science’ initiatives
Co-ordinated action required to boost ‘open-science’ initiatives
Cultural barriers and economic issues still remain despite recent progress
Read article: What type of physicist are you: leader, successor or toiler?
What type of physicist are you: leader, successor or toiler?
Study finds that only a fifth of highly cited physicists can be deemed as “leaders”
