Technology transfer is creating a new generation of compact accelerators with applications ranging from security to cancer treatment, writes Carsten Welsch
Read article: What have particle accelerators ever done for us?
A fast, energy-efficient method for extending the shelf life of leafy green veggies is attracting attention in new markets, writes Pierre Lantheaume
Read article: Vacuum keeps food fresh and cool from field to table
Study shows that foreign PhDs are 56% less likely than their US counterparts to accept jobs at start-ups
Read article: Visa policies may restrict access to talent for US tech start-ups
Alex Creely and Erica Salazar describe how a private company, Commonwealth Fusion Systems, is betting on advanced magnet technologies to make the fusion dream a reality
Read article: A commercial path to fusion
How hyperspectral imaging could help solve a trillion-dollar problem in the food industry – and cut carbon emissions, too
Read article: Taking a bite out of food waste
This week’s podcast focuses on the intertwining of physics and industry, and discusses the latest findings in the emerging field of twistronics
Read article: Nanotechnology for quantum computers, industry skills for physics students, technologies that make physics happen
For quantum technologies to fulfil their promise, the systems that support them need to shrink. Laurence Coles explains how additive manufacturing could make it possible
Read article: Additive manufacturing makes vacuum systems smaller, lighter and smarter
Pascal Gallo, chief executive of LakeDiamond, on his career in quantum physics and crystal growth, and what goes into setting up a successful company
Read article: Diamonds are a physicist’s best friend
It might sound like a "lunatic" idea, but James McKenzie argues that there are genuine business opportunities in lunar exploration – just not the ones you might expect
Read article: Money from the Moon
Leading a small laser firm through various incarnations has taught Steve Birrell lessons about science, business and the differences between physicists and engineers
Read article: Starts and restarts
