Researchers call for more proactive inclusion efforts within science, technology, engineering, mathematics and medicine
Read article: Science must do more to include people with disabilities, says study
Mike Follows argues that class prejudice can have an equally devastating effect in science as other forms of discrimination
Read article: Physics must tackle class prejudice to be truly inclusive
The proportion of astronomy papers published by women has declined since the pandemic began
Read article: COVID-19 lockdowns boosted astronomy publications but worsened the gender gap, finds study
Wesley Sims is looking for joy in new initiatives that combine research and mentorship at historically Black colleges and universities
Read article: Clearing the path for future Black physicists
In this podcast we speak to two #BlackInPhysics week essayists and a climate justice researcher
Read article: Celebrating joy in #BlackInPhysics week, open-access publishing supports climate justice
Mark Richards describes how his search for a community of fellow “quantum black dots” led him to found the Blackett Lab Family – the UK’s first national network of Black physi...
Read article: The joy of connecting quantum black dots
As the first in her family to attend university, astrophysics PhD student Larissa Palethorpe explains why multiple sources of support are necessary
Read article: Pursuing joy in an alien world
Joyful Mdhluli describes the joy that a career in physics brings, even after hitting rock bottom during her PhD
Read article: A journey of joy and uncertainty in physics
Astronomer John Johnson describes the challenges he has faced in pursuing his passion for teaching, which is often devalued by academic institutions
Read article: Finding joy in academia: a delicate balancing act
By finding the right spaces, astronomer Louise Edwards has obtained joy both within and outside of academia
Read article: Joy in cultural and community connections
