Publications by Philip Ball - Popular
"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.
"Die Physik der Gesellschaft" Die Zeit 18 March 2004, p.22.
"Futurology gets a little more exact" The Guardian 29 January 2004, Life supplement p.11. www.guardian.co.uk/
"The robot within" New Scientist, 15 March 2003, p.50.
"Is the clean car coming?" Prospect February 2003, p.50.
"Market makers", Guardian 3 October 2002, G2, p.10.
"Never say die", New Scientist 3 August 2002, p.28.
"Sculpted sound", New Scientist, 23 March 2002, p.32.
"Seeing red· and yellow· and green· and·", Natural History 3/02, p.64 (2002).
"Smart stuff", booklet to accompany the Royal Institution Christmas Lectures 2002. Available from the RI: www.rigb.org
"The making of Cézanne's palette", Helix 2 (2001), p.34.
"The birth of the blues", The Times (supplement), 19 November 2001, p.10.
