Publications by Philip Ball - Popular
"Diamonds are for softies" New Scientist, 8 September 2009.
"Stars of the East" (book review), Sunday Times Culture supplement, 1 February 2009, p.39-40.
"On the evolution of Darwin", Observer Review, 25 January 2009, p.21.
"Nanoplumbing: more than just a pipe dream", New Scientist, 17 January 2009, p.33-35. Online here.
"Redefining genes", Seed, November/December 2007, p.29.
"Life, but not as we know it", Prospect, August 2007, p.44.
"Baby boosters", New Scientist, 24 March 2007, p.41.
"Quantum sketches", New Scientist, 8 July 2006 p.40.
"Newton's curse", New Scientist, 8 April 2006, p.4. (The printed version contains errors and general ugliness introduced in editing: click here for a PDF of the corrected version.)
"Genius undone", Seed, March 2006, p.64.
"Natural talent", New Scientist, 29 October 2005, p.50.
"Concerto for mother tongue", New Scientist, 9 July 2005, p.32.
"A new kind of alchemy", New Scientist, 16 April 2005, p.30.
"Living by numbers", Cosmos, issue 7 (2005) p.32.
"Going with the flow" The Guardian, 9 September 2004, Life supplement. www.guardian.co.uk
"What is life? Can we make it?" Prospect, August 2004
"A touch of Frankenstein" The Guardian, 29 July 2004, Life supplement. www.guardian.co.uk/life/
"Honey, I shrank the motor" The Guardian, 10 June 2004, Life supplement, p.6. https://www.guardian.co.uk/
"The Physics of Everyday Life" Los Angeles Times, 23 May 2004, p.M5.
"Fast track" New Scientist, 3 April 2004, p.26.
