Shining a light on central African physics
Victoria Merriman reports back from a Global Physics Summit satellite event in Dschang, Cameroon
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How pictures can help school students learn quantum physics
Muhammad Sabieh Anwar describes a new way to engage students in quantum physics
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From the blackboard to the backbenches: how physics teacher Dave Robertson became an MP
Matin Durrani talks to Dave Robertson, a politician who used to be a physics teacher
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Why mentorship is vital for the future of physics
Honor Powrie explains why giving back through mentorship is so valuable
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Will the demise of the US penny damage science education?
Robert P Crease wonders what the death of the US penny will do to how we teach and learn science
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The American Physical Society’s 2026 Global Physics Summit opens in Denver
The "shared future" theme of the world's biggest physics meeting this year is opportune
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The power of a poster
Kevin McGuigan highlights what a good poster can do for your research
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Can entrepreneurship be taught? An engineer’s viewpoint
Honor Powrie wonders what skills she’d need to be an entrepreneur
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International Quantum Year competition for science journalists begins
Physics World and Physics Magazine launch a quantum competition for delegates at the 2025 World Conference of Science Journalists
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Master’s programme takes microelectronics in new directions
Combining a solid foundation in current production technologies with the chance to explore emerging materials and structures, the course prepares students for diverse careers in microelectronics.
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