Moiya McTier: from scientist to science communicator
Moiya McTier describes her journey from academic research to science communication
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Ask me anything: Kim Nygård – ‘The better I am at building relationships with these colleagues, the smoother the project progresses’
Kim Nygård manages the ForMAX beamline at Sweden’s MAX IV synchrotron laboratory
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Rethinking physics: Silvia Vignolini on succeeding at the boundary between disciplines
Silvia Vignolini explains the joys of working across scientific boundaries
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Multidisciplinary collaboration opens the way to strategic innovation in wireless technology
The Wireless Products team at BAE Systems Digital Intelligence delivers cutting-edge innovations in electronics and digital signal processing
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Physicists wanted: the demand for physics skills in the UK workplace
Sharon Ann Holgate explores the findings of a recent report analysing this labour market demand in the UK and Ireland
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Where radiation physics meets radiobiology: opening up diverse career paths for students
The University of Oxford is seeking applications for the 2024/25 intake to its new MSc in Medical Physics with Radiobiology
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Ask me anything: Cathy Foley – ‘I have lots of balls in the air on multiple projects’
Catherine Foley is a solid-state physicist who is currently the chief scientist of Australia
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Ask me anything: Sara Webb – ‘It’s always beautiful and humbling to be one of the first to look at the pictures of the universe we’re taking’
Sara Webb is an astrophysicist and science communicator based at the Swinburne University of Technology in Australia
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Ask me anything: Lilly Liu – ‘We need team work: it’s impossible for one individual or team to solve a problem’
Lilly Liu is an associate professor at the University of Bristol, researching materials used in extreme environments
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Engineering world-changing materials: Nicola Spaldin on the importance of curiosity-driven research and what it means to be a physicist
Materials scientist Nicola Spaldin talks about her award-winning research and her somewhat circuitous career path
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