As far apart as ever
How can industry and universities collaborate?
In industry, seeing is believing
Industry looks to electromagnetic tomography
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Physics and industry
Under-investment and a shortage of physics graduates are bad news for physics- based industries
Physics raises food standards
Food manufacturers are adopting ever more sophisticated physics techniques
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Marconi’s painful centenary
The Marconi story (see article) has featured a cast of interesting characters. Marconi himself was a larger-than-life scion of a wealthy Irish-Italian family, an energetic mix of entrepreneur, invento...
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British firms lag the world in R&D
The UK Department of Trade and Industry unveils its latest findings
The industrial physicist who has it all
Cherry Murray is vice president for physical-sciences research at Bell Labs. Valerie Jamieson finds out how she made it to the top in one of the world's most famous physics labs
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Investors in people
What attributes and personal characteristics do you need to be a successful founding entrepreneur of a start-up firm? Valerie Jamieson talks to physicists who know what it takes
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What it’s like to be in business
Bob Claridge explains what skills you require to succeed as a physicist in the hard-nosed world of business
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Physics goes commercial
Physics has dined out on the invention of the transistor, the laser and various medical scanners for years. However, the success of these inventions has depended on researchers leaving their labs R...
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