Rachel Brazil explains how magnetic information stored in ancient artefacts reveals the recent history of the Earth’s magnetic field
Read article: Digging up magnetic clues: archaeology sheds light on magnetic moments of the past
Davide Michieletto explains how DNA can be harnessed to create a new generation of “topologically active” materials
Read article: Make or break: building soft materials with DNA
The long-standing physics problem is being tackled with renewed vigour by today’s cosmologists. Rob Lea investigates
Read article: A new generation takes on the cosmological constant
Michael Allen investigates claims from academia and industry that the next generation of nuclear fuels could reduce the risk of accidents
Read article: Ten years after Fukushima: could new fuels make nuclear power safer?
The American Physical Society's National Mentoring Community helps students from under-represented minorities find the right support and mentorship
Read article: Fostering a culture of inclusivity
The upcoming Facility for Rare Isotope Beams in Michigan promises great things for nuclear physicists, as Kit Chapman discovers
Read article: Biggest expansion of known chemical universe targeted by FRIB nuclear facility
Quantum physicist and CEO of Oxford Quantum Circuits llana Wisby on deep tech, entrepreneurship and future quantum technologies
Read article: Building a quantum-powered future
Sam Lavery describes how getting involved in the physics community helped him both academically and personally
Read article: How working with physics societies can give students a voice
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
