Editors from Physics World magazine and its sister website physicsworld.com talk to leading scientists and science commentators about cutting-edge physics research, science education and the cultural and political issues shaping the international scientific community.
Exploring the issues behind Dave Levitan's timely new book Not a Scientist.
In Physics World's latest podcast we find out how bees use internal compasses to find their way.
In Physics World's latest podcast we investigate what we know so far about the recently discovered Earth-like planets around TRAPPIST-1.
In Physics World's latest podcast we investigate a VR app that lets you explore the inner workings of the MicroBooNE neutrino detector.
Physics World's latest podcast looks at research into storing nuclear waste in diamonds to create a new kind of power supply.
Physics World book experts Tushna Commissariat and Margaret Harris discuss a few of the best popular-physics books of 2016.
Hamish Johnston visits Beijing on a hunt for the elusive Weyl fermions.
Ten years after his infamous anti-string theory book, Peter Woit thinks the subject is more tangled than ever.
This month's podcast journeys into the remarkable mind of the 13th-century monk, scholar and proto-cosmologist Robert Grosseteste.
