Read article: The physicists’ library
The physicists’ library
To compile the ultimate science reading list, Tushna Commissariat talks to some of today’s top physicists, writers and broadcasters
Read article: The physicists’ library
Read article: The changing face of physics
The changing face of physics
Julia Higgins, president of the Institute of Physics, talks about her career and how life for physicists has changed since the magazine was founded 30 years ago
Read article: Explore your options with the Physics World Careers guide
Explore your options with the Physics World Careers guide
Our annual, free-to-read guide can help you pick from a diverse range of jobs following a degree in physics
Read article: Video guide to Physics World Careers 2018
Video guide to Physics World Careers 2018
Academia, industry, dance – we have you covered
Read article: Ingenious inventions
Ingenious inventions
Tushna Commissariat reviews Audrey the Inventor, written by Rachel Valentine and illustrated by Katie Weymouth
Read article: Communicating science at music festivals
Communicating science at music festivals
Talks, plays, poetry and many more innovative approaches
Read article: How to answer cosmic queries
How to answer cosmic queries
Astrophysicist and author Jillian Scudder talks about the pros and cons of writing a blog that answers the public's questions about the universe, however random they may be
Read article: Physics communication, a MedPhys Slam and the future of high-energy physics
Physics communication, a MedPhys Slam and the future of high-energy physics
How to teach physics to undergraduates and explain medical physics to patients
Read article: MedPhys Slam: fostering the art of communication
MedPhys Slam: fostering the art of communication
The AAPM Annual Meeting's MedPhys Slam aimed to advance the communication skills of junior medical physicists
Read article: Open-science hardware in the developing world
Open-science hardware in the developing world
Rachel Brazil looks at the evolution of open-science hardware and why it is a vital lifeline for research in the developing world
