Australian company RayGen hopes to solve the limits of solar power by combining its systems with thermal storage, as Richard Stevenson reports
Read article: Combining solar power with thermal storage to avoid wasting energy
Helen Gleeson on nurturing and supporting talented students from non-traditional backgrounds to overcome obstacles in academia
Read article: Breaking barriers and opening up physics – the growing impact of the Bell Burnell Graduate Scholarship Fund
Merritt Moore explains how she combines her two passions – quantum physics and professional ballet
Read article: Merritt Moore: the physicist and ballet dancer mixing science and art using robots and dance
Sidney Perkowitz delves into the life of the trailblazing nuclear physicist, who overcame significant odds to pursue her work
Read article: Exploring the nuclear world: the life and science of Gertrude Scharff-Goldhaber
Physicist Michael Robertson has worked in optical communications for over 40 years. Anita Chandran talks to him about his pioneering career
Read article: Michael Robertson: pioneer of optical communications disconnects from the network
Benjamin Skuse looks at how the UK space industry may, or may not, benefit from the rise of local spaceports
Read article: UK spaceports: the good, the bad and the ugly
Ellie Whitehall describes her move from student to teacher in physics, reflecting on her experiences of education
Read article: Levelling up: from student to mentor to trainee physics teacher
Philip Ball finds out how quantum computers could transform how we make and create music
Read article: Can we use quantum computers to make music?
Wen-fai Fong talks to Rob Lea about shaping the future of astronomy
Read article: ‘I see a piece of myself in every student that I’ve mentored, and we motivate each other’ – Wen-fai Fong on supporting the next generation of astronomers
Karel Green highlights the struggles PhD students face if their degrees don’t go to plan
Read article: Stress, overwork and no support: what happens when your PhD funding runs out
