Janina Moereke is a development engineer who uses optical and electrical techniques to characterize and develop thin-film solar cells
Read article: Ask me anything: Janina Moereke – ‘I wish I’d known how beneficial a healthy amount of self-doubt is’
James McKenzie is wowed by the communications potential of Apple’s newest iPhone
Read article: Heavens above: why I’m in love with Apple’s iPhone 14
James Dacey on the launch of a big-science school and other takeaways from the Big Science Business Forum in Granada
Read article: What do the Sagrada Familia and big science have in common?
James McKenzie wonders if a new generation of wind-powered vessels could make shipping more environmentally friendly
Read article: Winds of change: could hi-tech sailing vessels turn global shipping green?
Sara Fry is the head of sustainability and of safety, health and environment at a multinational engineering solutions company
Read article: Ask me anything: Sara Fry – ‘There are always opportunities to develop simple solutions for complex problems’
James McKenzie remains enthralled by photonics, which is a critical industry for economic growth
Read article: The power of photonics: from vertical farming to quantum computing
This podcast features three researchers at the Glasgow institute
Read article: UK’s Fraunhofer Centre for Applied Photonics bridges the gap between science and commercial research and development
Petrophysicist Oliver Grimston talks about his career at British oil and gas company bp, from its graduate programme to his current role as the firm’s chief of staff in Iraq
Read article: Oliver Grimston: from intern to chief of staff at bp
Martijn Boerkamp reports how investments into quantum computing have ballooned in the past year, bringing huge expectations for the sector
Read article: Quantum computing gets down to business
James McKenzie realizes that we’re going to need lots of magnets if we want to turn the economy green
Read article: Magnets, magnets, magnets: we’ll need lots of them for a green economy
