Laura Hiscott hears from physicists working in a range of different careers at the March meeting of the American Physical Society
Read article: Spoilt for choice: APS March meeting explores the wide range of careers available to physicists
Carol Davenport says it is important that children are brought up with a positive attitude towards science
Read article: How we can widen career aspirations for the next generation
Margaret Harris reviews Idea Colliders: the Future of Science Museums by Michael John Gorman
Read article: Reinventing the science museum
Sam Lavery describes how getting involved in the physics community helped him both academically and personally
Read article: How working with physics societies can give students a voice
Niki Bell says that subject-matter experts do not necessarily make the best teachers
Read article: Why breadth beats depth when it comes to teaching
A molecular engineer (and student contributor to Physics World) and a quantum start-up CEO are our podcast guests
Read article: Pursuing a career in science communication, commercializing single-photon detectors
The IOP’s Teacher Training Scholarship programme provides an attractive route into physics teaching for recent graduates as well as mid-career scientists and engineers
Read article: Teacher training scholarships encourage industry professionals into the classroom
Engineer, physics teacher, science communicator and education consultant Steve Bullock talks about a career of bold choices, sideways jumps and obstacles overcome
Read article: Embracing a life of variables
Nicolas Labrosse says that UK research funders must accept their responsibility to fund higher education research in physics
Read article: Why we need to support research into university physics education
With COVID-19 further exposing educational inequality, Jess Wade says the importance of physics teachers has never been more critical
Read article: The importance of teachers to bridge the educational divide
