Read article: How do things work? It all comes down to forces
How do things work? It all comes down to forces
Karel Green reviews Force: What It Means to Push and Pull, Slip and Grip, Start and Stop by Henry Petroski
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Karel Green is a contributing columnist for Physics World and an astrophysics PhD student at the University of Nottingham, UK. She founded and currently runs a social enterprise called POC2, which works to remove the systematic biases that prevents people from marginalized backgrounds progressing in academia and also works to decolonize the current STEM curriculums.
Read article: How do things work? It all comes down to forces
Karel Green reviews Force: What It Means to Push and Pull, Slip and Grip, Start and Stop by Henry Petroski
Read article: Journey to the stars: the personal stories of women in astronomy
Karel Green reviews The Sky Is For Everyone: Women Astronomers In Their Own Words edited by Virginia Trimble and David A Weintraub
Read article: Stress, overwork and no support: what happens when your PhD funding runs out
Karel Green highlights the struggles PhD students face if their degrees don’t go to plan
Read article: The danger of contaminating the night sky
Karel Green says that while private space endeavours are to be welcomed, we should not ignore the social and ethical concerns that they raise
Read article: The importance of taking time out
With the pandemic resulting in widescale burnout among academics, Karel Green says that stepping away from the office has never been so essential
Read article: Protect the scientists of tomorrow from the impact of the pandemic
Karel Green says that funders must support all PhD students due to the devastating impact on research caused by the COVID-19 pandemic