Collaboration between disciplines, and between research and industry, is what defines an MSc in nuclear science and engineering at the University of Bristol, UK
Read article: Master’s programme offers fast-track to nuclear industry
David Levey is a recently ordained Buddhist monk at the Oxford Buddha Vihara, Oxford, UK. He has degrees in philosophy and physics
Read article: Once a physicist: David Levey
Eline van der Velden is the two-time award-winning actor, writer and director of the new BBC Three series Miss Holland and founder of Particle6 Productions
Read article: Once a physicist: Eline van der Velden
The Nuclear Energy Agency's Jim Gulliford talks about the agency's new programme to train early-career nuclear physicists
Read article: Nuclear futures
Arie van ’t Riet is an artist in the Netherlands who uses X-ray equipment to create “bioramas” – X-ray portraits of animals and plants
Read article: Once a physicist: Arie van ’t Riet
Dalmeet Singh Chawla investigates the complex and crucial grant-funding process, to see if it is time to revamp how academics apply for funding
Read article: The peril of proposals
LeeAnn Janissen divides her time between her ceramic-art practice and her role as managing director of research for East Coast Fund Management in Toronto
Read article: Once a physicist: LeeAnn Janissen
NASA’s Ken Cooper describers how a PhD in physics put him on the path to a career in engineering
Read article: Engineering a career in terahertz
Tim Head runs Wild Tree Tech – a software consultancy that builds data-analysis products and teaches courses on machine learning
Read article: Once a physicist: Tim Head
From a PhD in semiconductor physics to head of Quartz Products at Airbus Defence and Space, Richard Syme looks back at a long and enjoyable career
Read article: In pursuit of the purest quartz
