Read article: Here’s why Tesla’s Master Plan 3 makes a lot of sense for a sustainable future
James McKenzie examines the Master Plan 3 released earlier this year by Tesla
Read article: Moore’s law: further progress will push hard on the boundaries of physics and economics
James McKenzie pays tribute to the foresight of Gordon Moore, the founder of Intel who died earlier this year
Read article: Sony announces venture into quantum computing via UK firm Quantum Motion
Move represents Japanese electronics giant's first push into quantum computing
Read article: Commercializing quantum technologies: the risks and opportunities
Conference in the City of London reveals a growing interest in all things quantum among businesses
Read article: The dream of a ‘quantum internet’ is closer than you might think
The quantum web is growing, but when will it truly span the world? Jon Cartwright reports
Read article: The UK’s national quantum strategy is a plan we can all believe in
James McKenzie applauds the UK’s up-coming decade-long strategy for quantum technology
Read article: Incoming president of The Electrochemical Society aims to spark change
As the new president of The Electrochemical Society, Gerardine Botte wants to inspire a broader awareness and understanding of the importance of electrochemical technologies for ch...
Read article: Quantum woo: how to avoid mystical nonsense when doing physics outreach
This podcast features the physicist, author and musician Philip Moriarty
Read article: Will AI chatbots replace physicists?
Large language models are changing the way physics is taught and practised
Read article: Ask me anything: Moiya McTier – ‘There is no greater thrill than standing on a stage in front of a crowd full of curious people’
Moiya McTier is an astrophysicist, science communicator and author in New York City, US
Read article: The folklore of the Milky Way and the future of scholarly books publishing
This podcast features an astrophysicist and folklorist; and an academic publisher
Read article: Breaking barriers and opening up physics – the growing impact of the Bell Burnell Graduate Scholarship Fund
Helen Gleeson on nurturing and supporting talented students from non-traditional backgrounds to overcome obstacles in academia
Read article: Survey finds a third of Chinese scientists in the US feel unwelcome in the country
The so-called China Initiative has led to many Chinese scientists to consider leaving the US
Read article: US releases its first strategic framework for space diplomacy
The 37-page document from the US Department of State calls for the creation of a “rules-based international order” for outer space
Read article: Fermilab faces protest over visitor restrictions
Visitors and even Fermilab employees have found themselves restricted to specific buildings
Read article: Cosmic generosity: a selfless investment in the future of physics
Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell won a $3m prize and is giving it all to physics PhD students from under-represented groups
Read article: UK unveils ‘plan B’ if negotiations to join Horizon Europe fail
Pioneer would receive the £14.6bn that the UK would have paid to join Horizon Europe from 2021 to 2027
Read article: Exploiting physics to impact the economy
Physics-based products and services are critical to advances in many areas of the economy
Read article: India gives green light to gravitational-wave observatory
When built by 2030, LIGO-India will allow gravitational-wave sources to be better pinpointed and monitored
Read article: Physicists want to build a next-generation atom interferometer at CERN
The experiment could be used to study gravitational waves as well as search for ultra-light dark-matter particles
Read article: Astronomers braced for a revolution in fast radio burst localizations
Upgrades to several radio telescopes around the world are set to transform the detection of fast radio bursts
Read article: How the European Spallation Source will put Europe at the forefront of neutron science
Helmut Schober on building one of the world’s most powerful neutron facilities
Read article: If science is to thrive, we must understand its human foundations
Robert P Crease explains why science can only thrive if we understand what makes humans tick
Read article: From ‘national treasure’ to ‘failing facilities’: NIST labs are ‘deficient’, says report
Report finds that shoddy conditions are impacting the lab’s work
