David Collomb describes how a popular competition for physics students went virtual, with a team from Russia emerging as the overall winner
Read article: Physics in the pandemic: ‘Moving the International Physicists’ Tournament online was challenging’
Careers don't always play out as planned, but unconventional pathways can also lead to success
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Why do many science graduates lack the skills that industry is looking for? Sean Ryan and Veronica Benson explore the problem
Read article: Closing the skills gap
City University of Hong Kong wants to scale and diversify its PhD physics programme by recruiting a new generation of rising stars from all over the world
Read article: CityU physics: where regional connections underpin global research ambitions
Physics teacher Resty C Collado finds ways to keep students from turning into mindless "Zoombies" during online-only classes
Read article: Physics in the pandemic: ‘I took it upon myself to keep my classes alive, even if lessons had to be conducted via Zoom’
Bonnie Tsim says “hackathons” are a great way for scientists to apply their skills to the commercial world
Read article: Hacking a path to innovation
The COVID-19 pandemic has underlined why the authority of science is so important – and how it’s so easy to lose. Robert P Crease explains
Read article: The power of authority: why we need to rely on experts
Philip Ball reviews Why Trust Science? by Naomi Oreskes
Read article: A matter of trust
Niki Bell calls on physicists to insist that exam boards integrate modern discoveries into the education system
Read article: Putting new physics on the syllabus
Harry Collins, Bill Barnes and Riccardo Sapienza warn against a wholesale shift to virtual workshops and conferences after COVID-19
Read article: The danger of scientific meetings going online only
