Merritt Moore explains how she combines her two passions – quantum physics and professional ballet
Read article: Merritt Moore: the physicist and ballet dancer mixing science and art using robots and dance
Helmut Schober on building one of the world’s most powerful neutron facilities
Read article: How the European Spallation Source will put Europe at the forefront of neutron science
Physicist Michael Robertson has worked in optical communications for over 40 years. Anita Chandran talks to him about his pioneering career
Read article: Michael Robertson: pioneer of optical communications disconnects from the network
Nicola Fox takes over from Thomas Zurbuchen as NASA’s associate administrator for the space agency's science mission directorate
Read article: NASA puts UK physicist Nicola Fox in charge of $7.8bn science programme
Two new awards from IOP Publishing will honour those who have displayed significant achievement and exceptional promise for future contributions to quantum science
Read article: Are you an early-career quantum scientist? Here’s your chance of recognition
Müller shared the 1987 Nobel Prize for Physics for his work on superconductivity
Read article: Alex Müller: Nobel-prize-winning condensed-matter physicist dies aged 95
Murnane and colleagues developed tabletop X-ray lasers
Read article: Laser pioneer Margaret Murnane bags 2022 Isaac Newton Medal and Prize
Tom Grinyer discusses the challenges facing membership societies
Read article: Ensuring the voice of physics is heard loud and clear
Prize given for their experiments on entangled photons
Read article: Alain Aspect, John Clauser and Anton Zeilinger win the 2022 Nobel Prize for Physics
Vice-president of IBM Quantum Jay Gambetta talks to Philip Ball about the company’s advances over the last 20 years, and its recently announced roadmap to “quantum advantage”
Read article: Turning a quantum advantage: IBM’s Jay Gambetta on seamlessly integrating quantum and classical computing
