Speak up: why your questions matter more than ever
Sarika Joshi highlights the importance of students asking questions to aid their learning
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US science faces unprecedented difficulties under the Trump administration
Matin Durrani looks at the fall out following Donald Trump's re-election as US president
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How international conferences can help bring women in physics together
The International Conference on Women in Physics helps women come together and share their experiences in physics, Chethana Setty explains
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What ‘equity’ really means for physics
Nicola Wilkin and Chris Millward urge a more considered approach to implementing equity in physics
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Space agency leaders express fears and hopes for the future
Contrasting talks by UK Space Agency chief exec Paul Bate and his deputy Chris White-Horne frame this year's Appleton Space Conference
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The Nobel prizes highlight what is wrong with recognition in science
Kate Shaw says that the Nobel prizes show that only certain demographics can succeed in science
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Why we need more pride in physics
Artemis Peck and Wendy Sadler explain that we need more initiatives to make sure queer people feel comfortable and welcome in science
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Women and physics: navigating history, careers, and the path forward
This webinar run by IOP Publishing ebooks, explores the historical journey, challenges, and achievements of women in physics
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Gender gap in physics entrenched by biased collaboration networks, study finds
Interventions to integrate young female physicists into established networks could help tackle under-representation
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Researchers with a large network of unique collaborators have longer careers, finds study
Female scientists tend to work in more tightly connected groups than men, which can negatively impact their careers
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