Deutsch’s work established quantum computation's fundamental idea, which is now known as the quantum bit, or “qubit”
Read article: Quantum physicist David Deutsch bags Isaac Newton Medal and Prize
Emma Chapman reviews Bright Galaxies, Dark Matter, and Beyond: the Life of Astronomer Vera Rubin by Ashley Jean Yeager
Read article: How Vera Rubin broke barriers and convinced the astronomy community that dark matter exists
Why Nobel-prize-winning physicists can't resisting trying their hands at new fields
Read article: Why Nobel laureates love to leave the herd: find out in the November 2021 issue of Physics World magazine
Sidney Perkowitz on Guy Callendar, the engineer who demonstrated the link between rising carbon-dioxide concentration and temperature
Read article: The unconventional scientist who predicted that rising carbon dioxide levels would change the climate
In this episode we also chat about how to avoid professional burnout
Read article: Donna Strickland on her life-changing Nobel prize, previewing #BlackInPhysics week, nuclear fusion in stars
Robert P Crease talks to William D Magwood IV, director-general of the Nuclear Energy Agency, about the battle to keep nuclear power on the agenda
Read article: William D Magwood IV: still fighting for nuclear
Ciara Muldoon is an Internet entrepreneur whose latest project is a charitable search engine that helps tackle climate change and climate injustice
Read article: Ask me anything: Ciara Muldoon – ‘I love being part of a project that is making such a positive difference’
Matin Durrani finds out from Andrea Ghez about how her life has changed since winning the 2020 Nobel prize
Read article: Life beyond the Nobel: Andrea Ghez eyes up new research directions
Italian astrophysicist Roberto Soria on the opportunities and challenges of living in China and what changed when the pandemic hit
Read article: The opportunities and challenges of doing science in China
Michael Banks talks to neutrino pioneer Takaaki Kajita about his new research direction
Read article: Life beyond the Nobel: Takaaki Kajita and the hunt for gravitational waves
