Interviews about Physics

Three Brits take the prize for their discoveries on abrupt changes in the properties, or phases, of ultra-thin...

We've all heard of holograms that use light, but what about a sound hologram that allows you to move particles...

When detecting and treating tumours, being able to visualise them is essential.

Part 1 of George Seabroke's poem Gaia.

What will Gaia do for the future of space research?

Researchers can benefit from making their research findings freely available online...

What did Sophie Scott discover when she made voice actors get in her brain scanner?

Big Bang Theory's Dr Mayim Bialik speaks about her years as a voice actor.

How do you control the physics of a new universe?

From shadows on the wall to computer generated masterpieces, what's next for animation?

Rosetta has managed to sniff the comet 67P and scientists have reconstructed what it smells like...

Graihagh made it her mission to find out as much as possible about Connie's winnings. But first, how did Connie...

The UK's leading academies have issued a joint statement on the key priorities for UK science after the referendum.

With its strong radiation belts, polar auroras and red spot, Jupiter is a bit of an enigma...

Photographing the gas giants with astrophographer Roger Hutchinson...

Juno rockets to Jupiter and deputy principle investigator of the mission explains how much of a feat this is...

The physics behind a healthy chocolate ganache.

The science behind frying, and top tips on getting your fish perfect

The UN estimates that by 2050 up to 70% of us will be living in cities. How can we make them more sustainable?

What’s being done NOW to build environmentally sympathetic homes?

Could all our homes be solar powered by 2050?

Why is there no Nobel Prize for Maths and what happens when you finally achieve your life's goal?

Have you ever wondered what the Sun is made of?

The Sun is 4.6 billion years old but how did it get there?