Read article 'Quantum Mechanics: A Mathematical Introduction'
Quantum Mechanics: A Mathematical Introduction
Andrew Larkoski's new book on quantum mechanics has an intuitive style which is not easy to find in similar titles.
Read article 'Quantum Mechanics: A Mathematical Introduction'
Read article 'New physics in b decays'
New physics in b decays
The book "New Physics in b decays" offers a pedagogical approach for early-career researchers.
Read article 'A bridge between popular and textbook science'
A bridge between popular and textbook science
Martin Bauer encourages anyone who is interested in fundamental physics to read "The Biggest Ideas in the Universe: space, time, and motion" by Sean Carroll.
Read article 'Unconventional music @ CERN'
Unconventional music @ CERN
Honouring the 100th anniversary of Einstein’s Nobel prize, the Swedish embassy in Bern collaborated with CERN for an event connecting physics and music.
Read article 'A powerful eye opener into the world of AI'
A powerful eye opener into the world of AI
"Artificial Intelligence for High Energy Physics" showcases neat projects and detailed applications, finds Andreas Salzburger.
Read article 'The Sketchbook and the Collider'
The Sketchbook and the Collider
Annecy exhibition connected the artist’s sketchbook and the physicist’s collider as arenas where the invisible is made visible.
Read article 'Hymn to HERMES'
Hymn to HERMES
The former HERMES experiment at DESY, a pioneer in unravelling the mysteries of the proton spin, is the protagonist in a new book by Richard Milner and Erhard Steffens.
Read article 'Parallels'
Parallels
For the more inquisitive viewer, Parallels offers a chance to explore the often even more incredible ideas explored for real in particle physics.
Read article 'Capturing the intangible'
Capturing the intangible
A fresh glimpse into Fred Reines' life in neutrino physics, as told by his younger cousin Leonard A Cole.
Read article 'Introduction to the Standard Model and Beyond'
Introduction to the Standard Model and Beyond
Stuart Raby's book is a useful resource for designing lectures in quantum field theory and physics beyond the Standard Model, writes Martin Bauer.
