A career in physics: a universe of possibilities
Discover tips, interviews and case studies in Physics World Careers 2024
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‘My career has not been a straight line’: Craig Jantzen on switching from nuclear science to diplomacy
Craig Jantzen says his past self would never have imagined where his career has taken him
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Ask me anything: Florence Downs – ‘I get to satisfy my burning curiosities about new technologies’
Florence Downs is an editor at Ingenia, the Royal Academy of Engineering’s magazine for young people interested in STEM
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Keith Burnett: ‘I have this absolute commitment that the broader we are, the more powerful physics will be’
Keith Burnett discusses his career, the power of diversity and the value of universities to society
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Tackling England’s physics teacher shortage with a new apprenticeship scheme
Urgent action is needed to combat widening inequalities in access to physics education
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Ask me anything: Katrin Erath-Dulitz ‘As a researcher, I rely on creative thinking’
Katrin Erath-Dulitz is a researcher at the University of Innsbruck who studies chemical reactions at very low temperatures
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Quantum jobs fair for kick-starting graduate careers
Katherine Skipper reports from the Careers in Quantum fair at the University of Bristol
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‘It can be a long road and that’s okay’ – Prineha Narang on going the distance in science
Prineha Narang, a computational materials physicist at UCLA, describes how she went from running on the track to running a cutting-edge research group
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Ask me anything: Anne Pawsey – ‘I really enjoy working with a huge community of physicists’
Anne Pawsey is secretary general of the European Physical Society in Mulhouse, France
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Breaking barriers: embracing neurodiversity in neutron science
Adam Berlie wants neurodivergent scientists to develop careers that reflect their unique strengths
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