Read article: Making sculptures that move
Making sculptures that move
Sculptor and former physicist David Roy explains the joy of spring-driven moving artworks
Read article: Making sculptures that move
Read article: Making a Big Bang on the small screen
Making a Big Bang on the small screen
Nick Thomas talks to the cast and crew of the hugely successful physics TV sitcom The Big Bang Theory
Read article: ‘Two cultures’ turns 50
‘Two cultures’ turns 50
Robert P Crease asks why the idea of the “two cultures”, coined by C P Snow 50 years ago, still feels so current — despite the book that promoted the idea being both d...
Read article: The science of fine art
The science of fine art
Working at the interface of science and art, conservation research extends our knowledge of artworks and helps keep fragile items safe for future generations. Christina Young ...
Sci Fi meets science at the LHC
Torchwood's Captain Jack will be leaping from the tallest toroids...
Read article: A tale of eternal energy
A tale of eternal energy
Edwin Cartlidge on Philip Ball's first science novel
Seeing animals in a new light
At first glance these images look like snapshots from that classic eighties sci-fi flick Predator...
Read article: A case of mistaken identity
A case of mistaken identity
Feynman play in London theatre
Read article: Dancing to the ideas of Einstein
Dancing to the ideas of Einstein
The story behind Constant Speed
Read article: Let’s dance
Let’s dance
Read Saturday, the latest book by Ian McEwan, the foremost literary novelist in the UK today, and you will be immersed in modern neuroscience, Schrödinger’s cat and much more. Read the October ...
