Read article: Martin Ryle’s vision of renewable energy, what twistronics could do for us, big-G remains elusive
Physics World journalists discuss the legacy of Martin Ryle
Read article: Abdus Salam back in the spotlight
Matin Durrani finds much to admire in Salam: the First ****** Nobel Laureate – a new biopic directed by Anand Kamalakar and produced by Zakir Thaver and Omar Vandal
Read article: Gin and ingenuity in Ireland
Robert P Crease relives a few days doused in Irish history – and the country's physics-linked "gin of the year"
Read article: Circle of influence
Exact Thinking in Demented Times by Karl Sigmund is lively, vividly illustrated and occasionally idiosyncratic, writes Andrew Robinson
Read article: Richard Feynman from A to Z
Virginia Trimble reveals her favourite Feynman stories, including the time she posed for a drawing for him
Read article: From physica to physics
Tushna Commissariat reviews The History of Physics: a Very Short Introduction by John L Heilbron
Read article: The pioneer princess
In his latest Critical Point column, Robert P Crease examines the contributions to science of Princess Ekaterina Dashkova
Read article: Collecting books
Robert P Crease talks to David Wenner about how he started to collect physics books
Read article: The man behind the machine
The Turing Guide comprehensively covers the work and life of Alan Turing, and is a testament to his lasting legacy, says Google’s vice-president Vint Cerf
Read article: The dark side
Can you use databases to study the history of physics? Robert P Crease finds out
