Read article: A novel window into ‘smart’ glass
A novel window into ‘smart’ glass
From fixing bones to making antibacterial surfaces, Michael Allen investigates glass that has additional functionality and performance
Read article: A novel window into ‘smart’ glass
Read article: Helen Edwards: pioneer of Fermilab’s Tevatron
Helen Edwards: pioneer of Fermilab’s Tevatron
Helen Edwards was a formidable force in the field of accelerator science. Anita Chandran finds out more about her contributions to particle physics
Read article: Lia Merminga: directing the future of Fermilab
Lia Merminga: directing the future of Fermilab
Lia Merminga, director of the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory in the US, on accelerator science, the future of particle physics and being the first woman in her new role
Read article: High-energy physics: are the days of international collaboration coming to an end?
High-energy physics: are the days of international collaboration coming to an end?
Michael Riordan worries that the glory days of international co-operation in particle physics could be endangered following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Read article: Discovering the Higgs boson: a day in physics like no other
Discovering the Higgs boson: a day in physics like no other
Achintya Rao recollects the momentous day 10 years ago when CERN announced it had discovered the Higgs boson
Read article: Gorilla Glass: the unsung hero of the smartphone
Gorilla Glass: the unsung hero of the smartphone
James McKenzie reflects on the wonders of Gorilla Glass – an invention that protects billions of smartphones, tablets and laptops around the world from unwanted damage
Read article: A glassy solution to nuclear waste
A glassy solution to nuclear waste
Ancient glass is not just of interest to historians and archaeologists – it may also hold the key to understanding the durability of vitrified nuclear waste. Rachel Brazil investiga...
Read article: Blown away by the wonders of glass at Corning’s spectacular museum
Blown away by the wonders of glass at Corning’s spectacular museum
Robert P Crease visits the Corning Museum of Glass in upstate New York, which claims to house the largest collection of glass art and artefacts in the world
Read article: Five glassy mysteries we still can’t explain: from metallic glasses to unexpected analogues
Five glassy mysteries we still can’t explain: from metallic glasses to unexpected analogues
Glasses are much more mysterious than their crystalline counterparts, yet have a wealth of practical uses, says Jon Cartwright
Read article: Using physics to fuel fibre-optic innovation
Using physics to fuel fibre-optic innovation
Engineering physicist Christine Tremblay on making fibre-optic networks cheaper, smarter and more resilient, and opening the way to send voice, data and video streams at ever-increasi...
