22:39 23 November 2009  | 92 comments

The particle accelerator is now officially a collider – it will attempt to break the world record for collision energies before the end of the year

INSTANT EXPERT:  11:49 20 November 2009  | 53 comments

Physicists are already plotting how the discoveries of the Large Hadron Collider will shape the next generation of particle smashers

THIS WEEK:  18:00 18 November 2009  | 73 comments

We're made of subatomic particles that can be in two places at once. So why can't we?

18:00 15 November 2009  | 61 comments

Ion-trap two-qubit device put through its paces

17:42 12 November 2009  | 18 comments

A technique to bounce ultra-cold atoms provides a new way to test the strength of gravity with high accuracy

COVER STORY:  18:00 11 November 2009  | 166 comments

Forget the God particle - the rebooted Large Hadron Collider will give us much greater revelations

19:20 28 October 2009  | 37 comments

The prospect that light is slowed by quantum-scale graininess in space-time seems to be fading, thanks to observations by NASA's Fermi telescope

THIS WEEK:  18:00 28 October 2009  | 108 comments

Imagine 10 to the power of 10 to the power of 10 million universes – oh, sorry, quantum physics says you can't

23:58 23 October 2009  | 193 comments

From the nature of matter to that of reality itself, physicists are pondering the big questions at a 10-day physics festival in Canada

FEATURE:  08:00 12 October 2009  | 136 comments

Work has begun on the world's biggest fusion reactor. New Scientist takes a close-up look at its construction