Read article: Ask me anything: Carole Mundell
Carole Mundell is professor of extragalactic astronomy and head of astrophysics at the University of Bath and chief scientific adviser to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office
Read article: Physics in the pandemic: ‘Our habit of combining theory and experiments was an advantage for the lockdown’
With restrictions easing in France, experimental physicist Tiphaine Kouadou and theorist Mattia Walschaers discuss their group's new safety measures
Read article: Physics in the pandemic: ‘Returning to the lab will be hugely beneficial for me’
As an autistic person who struggles with big, unpredictable changes, PhD student Daisy Shearer looks forward to resuming old routines – with a few caveats
Read article: Physics in the pandemic: ‘There are discussions about how we might automate some of our day-to-day tasks’
Scientists at the UK’s Vulcan laser are exploring ways to reduce the number of people physically present in the lab, says Laurence Bradley
Read article: Physics in the pandemic: ‘A lack of childcare hugely reduces productivity’
Being shut out of labs and research facilities isn't the only barrier to scientific productivity, as Rose Waugh discovered
Read article: Physics in the pandemic: ‘I’m looking forward to a more balanced blend when this is over’
For physicist and patent attorney Richard Bray, lockdown has prompted rapid, positive changes to working practices. Are similar changes possible elsewhere?
Read article: Ask me anything: Chad Orzel
Condensed-matter physicist, blogger and author gives his advice to physics graduates
Read article: Doing physics in the time of COVID-19
How the pandemic is affecting the present and how it might permanently change the way physics is done
Read article: Physics in the pandemic: ‘In military terms, the logistical supply line is interrupted’
Stockholm-based defence researcher Steven Savage reflects on the pros, cons and unknowns of Sweden’s comparatively relaxed approach to the COVID-19 crisis
Read article: Physics in the pandemic: ‘Meeting face-to-face is a luxury we can’t afford right now’
Astronomers are used to working remotely, but as PhD student Vivek Kumar Jha explains, old habits take on a new character during a crisis
