Read article: Physics teachers inspire the next generation of scientists
Two early-career teachers explain how helping school students to understand the beauty and complexity of physics offers a stimulating, fun and rewarding career option
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The DirectDensity algorithm from Siemens Healthineers gives radiation oncologists and medical physicists ready access to CT images optimized for both patient contouring and dose calculation
Read article: Multi-author ebook combines rapid publication with expert insight
A new ebook harnesses the knowledge and experience of more than 40 academic authors to provide a timely and comprehensive introduction to the technique of single-particle cryo-electron microscopy
Read article: Science prize boosts prospects for early-career researchers
The Nicholas Kurti Science Prize aims to help young physicists establish their own research programmes and raise their profile among the wider scientific community
Read article: RadCalc adds in vivo dosimetric verification, intelligent automation for independent QA
The latest release of LAP’s RadCalc QA software majors on customization, intelligent automation and 3D EPID-based functionality for measurement-based patient QA
Read article: Industry engagement prepares UK for quantum transformation
The UK's National Quantum Computing Centre aims to make connections between academics, start-ups and industrial end users to identify and develop innovative applications for quantum computing
Read article: Open-access journal uncovers the intricacies of scientific research
IOP SciNotes allows researchers to share and discover novel methodologies, datasets and computer code
Read article: Iridium Netwerk’s medical physics team redefines best practice in radiotherapy QA
The SunCHECK Quality Management Platform is delivering long-run benefits for medical physicists and – more importantly – patients at Iridium Netwerk’s clinics in Belgium
Read article: The COP26 climate summit: what scientists hope it will achieve
Eight researchers share their realistic expectations for the UN world leaders summit in Glasgow
Read article: Automated imaging makes AFM experiments faster and easier
By integrating robotics and machine learning into its latest atomic force microscope, Park Systems has fully automated the imaging process for research users
