Lilly Liu is an associate professor at the University of Bristol, researching materials used in extreme environments
Read article: Ask me anything: Lilly Liu – ‘We need team work: it’s impossible for one individual or team to solve a problem’
Materials scientist Nicola Spaldin talks about her award-winning research and her somewhat circuitous career path
Read article: Engineering world-changing materials: Nicola Spaldin on the importance of curiosity-driven research and what it means to be a physicist
Dennis Sherwood on the creative process and how to grow a good idea
Read article: Creative licence: how to stimulate innovation and generate new ideas
Moiya McTier is an astrophysicist, science communicator and author in New York City, US
Read article: Ask me anything: Moiya McTier – ‘There is no greater thrill than standing on a stage in front of a crowd full of curious people’
Acoustic specialists at QinetiQ minimize the noise made by ships, submarines and other maritime platforms
Read article: The sound of silence: career opportunities in acoustic science and engineering
Masako Yamada is the director of applications at quantum-computing company, IonQ
Read article: Ask me anything: Masako Yamada – ‘With quantum, the challenge is not so much solving the problem but defining the problem’
The defence and security company QinetiQ is looking for physicists and engineers who are keen to explore the properties of radio waves to solve wireless challenges and create novel solutions
Read article: Wireless trend demands radiofrequency innovation
Leni Bascones talks to Faye Holst about her work with quantum materials
Read article: World Quantum Day: in conversation with quantum physicist Leni Bascones
Clare Burrage is a cosmologist at the University of Nottingham, and winner of the 2023 Blavatnik Award for Young Scientists in the UK in Physical Sciences and Engineering
Read article: Ask me anything: Clare Burrage – ‘We look for connections between different areas of physics, but it is impossible for anyone to be an expert across it all’
Merritt Moore explains how she combines her two passions – quantum physics and professional ballet
Read article: Merritt Moore: the physicist and ballet dancer mixing science and art using robots and dance
