Read article: Reed College: the only place in the US where students get to run a real nuclear reactor
What’s a nuclear reactor doing in a liberal arts curriculum, asks Robert P Crease
Read article: Designing for diversity – what makes people pick up a science magazine?
Jemima Coleman and Wendy Sadler say that science magazines have a responsibility to ensure that science is accessible and inclusive for all
Read article: A flaming good feeling: why science is nothing without experiments
Dan Roach describes his experiences returning to physics as a mature student with the Open University in the UK
Read article: Why the Institute of Physics launched a campaign to get the media to ‘Bin the boffin’
Rachel Youngman explains the rationale behind the Institute of Physics’ “Bin the boffin” campaign
Read article: Moiya McTier: from scientist to science communicator
Moiya McTier describes her journey from academic research to science communication
Read article: Effective teaching in large STEM classes
IOP Publishing explores more effective approaches to teaching large STEM classes
Read article: Scientific meetings catalyse research success
Despite today's world of remote working, Stanley Whittingham and Iryna Zenyuk believe that scientific meetings from The Electrochemical Society play a vital role in driving research progress
Read article: Ukrainian scientists attempt to move forward following the ravages of war
Scientists in Ukraine are still in survival mode following Russia’s invasion of the country, but they are finding ways to continue their science
Read article: Peer review makes the grade
With this year's Peer Review Week kicking off on 23 September, journal editors from The Electrochemical Society share their perspectives on this essential part of the scientific process
Read article: Campus community mourns nanoscientist fatally shot at the University of North Carolina
Zijie Yan was an “outstanding professor, researcher and mentor” colleague says
