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Rainer Weiss: 50 years of LIGO and gravitational waves

Nobel-prize-winning physicist Rainer Weiss talks with Sidney Perkowitz about his life and work, including his role in the advent of gravitational-wave astronomy

Rare form of diamond exists independently in meteorites

Study suggests that lonsdaleite could be made in the lab

16 key skills and attributes for a successful career in physics

Carol Davenport on the “hard” and “soft” skill sets that are invaluable when it comes to your employability as a physicist

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Quantum science laboratories: architects create the platform for research impact

Architects and building designers must work closely with the scientific end-user and equipment manufacturers to create optimized laboratory environments for quantum research

Xenon-enhanced ventilation CT protects the lungs during radiotherapy

Radiotherapy plans that avoid functional lung, guided by xenon-enhanced ventilation CT, help prevent radiation-induced adverse effects

Climate change expected to reduce the quality of ground-based astronomical observations

Study shows that current climate trends will likely lead to reductions in observing time due to poor conditions

A poor introductory science degree grade has ‘devastating’ effect on students from under-represented groups

Analysis shows that a poor grade in an introductory course can reduce the chance of students from under-represented groups going on to obtain a science degree

Optimized pencil-beam delivery patterns enhance FLASH proton therapy

Researchers have developed an algorithm that optimizes pencil-beam delivery patterns, improving FLASH coverage compared with a standard scanning approach

Magnetic-fluid experiment sheds light on astrophysical accretion discs

Magneto-rotational instability is spotted for the first time in the lab

Research collaboration with Annette Bramley

IOP Publishing and Annette Bramley, talks about collaborative research

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Rainer Weiss: 50 years of LIGO and gravitational waves

Rare form of diamond exists independently in meteorites

16 key skills and attributes for a successful career in physics

Quantum science laboratories: architects create the platform for research impact

Xenon-enhanced ventilation CT protects the lungs during radiotherapy

Climate change expected to reduce the quality of ground-based astronomical observations

A poor introductory science degree grade has ‘devastating’ effect on students from under-represented groups

Optimized pencil-beam delivery patterns enhance FLASH proton therapy

Magnetic-fluid experiment sheds light on astrophysical accretion discs

Research collaboration with Annette Bramley

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