Hannah Coleman and Matt Brookes explain how quantum-enabled MEG scanners can yield new insights into the functioning of our brains.
Read article: Quantum physics gives brain-sensing MEG scanners a boost
Monifa Phillips was the first Black woman to graduate with a PhD in physics from the University of Glasgow
Read article: From physicist to patent attorney
Betony Adams and Francesco Petruccione explore the developing field of quantum biophysics
Read article: Do quantum effects play a role in consciousness?
David Appell highlights theoretical physics predictions that have rocked our understanding of how the world works
Read article: The 10 greatest predictions in physics
Dave Barney explains how the new calorimeter for CERN’s CMS experiment will be pivotal to the success of the High-Luminosity Large Hadron Collider
Read article: CERN’s new era for calorimeters
The IOP’s Teacher Training Scholarship programme provides an attractive route into physics teaching for recent graduates as well as mid-career scientists and engineers
Read article: Teacher training scholarships encourage industry professionals into the classroom
Smart speakers use state-of-the-art acoustic sensors, but the technology is still evolving, as Pip Knight explains
Read article: ‘Smart speaker, tell me about your acoustic sensor’
Jim Baggott looks into the ideas about quantum mechanics that were put forth by physicist John Bell 30 years ago, and what’s changed since
Read article: Thirty years of ‘against measurement’
The aviation industry is exploring new directions to become environmentally friendly, as Brian Tillotson explains
Read article: Physics challenges for green aviation
Amar S Bhalla and Avadh Saxena pick out their favourite applications of ferroelectricity 100 years on since its discovery
Read article: Ferroelectricity: 100 years on
