Prize opportunity for women in condensed matter
The 2003 L’Oréal Awards for Women in Science will recognize condensed matter scientists from five continents
UK science nets extra cash
2002 spending review brings the science budget for 2005/2006 to £2.9bn
Solutions to the skills gap
Roberts review tackles the shortage of science and engineering graduates
Read article: Those who can, teach physics
Those who can, teach physics
Catherine Wilson examines the many ways to become a qualified physics teacher in the UK
Read article: Learning lessons from the classroom
Learning lessons from the classroom
Valerie Jamieson asks female pupils what they really think
Read article: Liberté, égalité and fraternité
Liberté, égalité and fraternité
The battle cry is as relevant in physics now as it was in France over 200 years ago
Read article: Life after another RAE
Life after another RAE
Some 15 years and four RAEs later, departments are no longer judged against some statistical average but in terms of the quality of their research as measured against national and international standa...
Read article: Leicester imports student hotshots
Leicester imports student hotshots
New scheme brings the brightest students to the UK
Read article: How to get the job you really want
How to get the job you really want
Whether you are about to enter the job market for the first time or have been in the workplace for years, many of the same job-hunting skills apply, discovers Valerie Jamieson
Read article: A degree for change
A degree for change
Such a degree would accept students with lower mathematical ability and “build mathematical knowledge and competence during the course of study” (see UK tackles student shortage and pages ...
