Publications by Philip Ball

“Can we build a quantum computer?”, Prospect December 2013. See here.

“Supercool water”, New Scientist, 1 August 1998, p.30.

“Seeing red· and yellow· and green· and·”, Natural History 3/02, p.64 (2002).

“Concerto for mother tongue”, New Scientist, 9 July 2005, p.32.

“Crash-test computing”, Prospect August 2010, p.58.

“Nature’s color tricks”, Scientific American, May 2012. Available here.

“If you were a mathematician, which problems would you set out to solve?”, Prospect February 2014. Available here.

“Sun traps”, New Scientist, 23 January 1999, p.38.

“Sculpted sound”, New Scientist, 23 March 2002, p.32.

“Natural talent”, New Scientist, 29 October 2005, p.50.