Laura Hiscott speaks to Marion Cromb, a physics PhD student who did an internship every summer of their undergraduate degree
Read article: Summer internships: Marion Cromb – ‘I learnt good coding practice, and the code was actually sold to customers at the end’
Laura Hiscott speaks to Constantine Pelesis, an early-career physicist who did a summer internship at medical-physics company Adaptix
Read article: Summer internships: Constantine Pelesis – ‘I built up my network and got an understanding of how a whole company works together’
Laura Hiscott speaks to Maria Violaris, an early-career physicist who did summer internships at Innovia Technology and Riverlane
Read article: Summer internships: Maria Violaris – ‘I developed general research skills, which are useful in both industry and academia’
Laura Hiscott speaks to some early-career physicists who did summer internships in different places, from start-ups to university departments
Read article: Spending your summer wisely: internships special
Careers advice from the head of media relations at ESO, science adviser to ESO’s communication department, and editor of ESO’s journal The Messenger
Read article: Ask me anything: Mariya Lyubenova – ‘I love the constant supply of food for thought that research offers’
M S Zobaer describes his unexpected journey from dusty plasmas to neuroscience
Read article: Changing research field from astrophysics to neuroscience
Extra funding for science and technology at the UK's Ministry of Defence has created an urgent need for physicists as well as scientists and engineers from all backgrounds
Read article: Investment in defence R&D sparks recruitment drive
City University of Hong Kong is seeking the ‘brightest and best’ early-career physicists with a breadth of international research experience
Read article: CityU physics: investing in ‘rising stars’ to deliver sustained research excellence
Careers advice from Jim Al-Khalili, professor of theoretical physics at the University of Surrey and award-winning science communicator
Read article: Ask me anything: Jim Al-Khalili – ‘I find quantum mechanics endlessly rewarding, fascinating and frustrating’
Luz Ángela García, a cosmology postdoc in Bogotá, Colombia, on her journey into physics and astronomy as a woman from South America
Read article: From a light bulb solar system to the cosmological constant: a journey to becoming a cosmologist
