The IOP's podcast Looking Glass explores the contributions and responsibilities of physicists to society, both today and in the world of tomorrow
Read article: Physics in the Looking Glass: IOP podcast reflects on the role of physicists in society
In this podcast we explore how physicists can share their love of science with others
Read article: Meet the new Astronomer Royal for Scotland, using fun and humour to teach physics
Joanne O’Meara on the benefits of injecting a little humour into physics teaching
Read article: A funny thing happened on my way to class
TV robot fights are not just entertainment – they can also help turn students on to physics and engineering, as Robert P Crease finds out
Read article: The fight for physics: how combat robotics on TV’s BattleBots turns students on to science
Paolo Elias says that the COVID-19 pandemic offers the chance to revamp how we assess physics students at school and college
Read article: Why now is the time to change bad exam habits
Andrew Glester reviews Dream Big: How to Reach for Your Stars by Abigail Harrison
Read article: Reaching for Mars: advice for realizing the biggest dreams
This podcast features education specialist Carol Davenport and our industry columnist James McKenzie
Read article: Inspiring young children to careers in science, the physics and economics of heat pumps
Andrew Ferguson took a muon detector project into UK schools – and kept the study going despite COVID-19 restrictions
Read article: Physics in the pandemic: making particles from space tangible for schoolkids
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
