Shake-up to US graduate education needed, panel warns
Science students should be able to communicate their results as well as consider the ethical and societal issues associated with it
Richard Feynman’s centenary celebrations
Events are being around the world on Friday 11 May 2018 to mark the 100th anniversary of one of the most iconic physicists of the 20th century
Martin Gardner would have smiled
Robert P Crease reports from the 13th "Gathering 4 Gardner" meeting in honour of mathematics popularizer Martin Gardner
Inspiring through games
Hannah Renshall says that tabletop games can give non-scientists the confidence and skills to inspire new audiences in science
Food truck fuels the imagination
A mobile teaching laboratory in the APS exhibit hall highlights the power of advanced experiments for undergraduate education
Got your physics degree… now what?
Discover the many, exciting careers that lie ahead for you, with the 2018 Physics World Careers guide
Chemists gear-up for 2019 International Year of the Periodic Table
UNESCO will celebrate 150th anniversary of iconic chart of the elements
How to write a good CV for industry
Andrew Hirst details what employers want to know from your CV and gives his top tips on how to tailor your CV to a specific role
A little learning is a dangerous thing
“Buy this book. And read it. Regularly.” That’s the powerful summary by Philip Moriarty of The Death of Expertise by Tom Nichols
When will Japan get its next physics Nobel prize?
Japan has 13 Nobel-prize-winning physicists but it mustn’t rest on its laurels