Caitlin Duffy says it is more critical than ever to consider your next career move despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic
Read article: The importance of keeping up with career opportunities despite the pandemic
Anna Demming reports on techniques that get around the diffraction limit
Read article: Optical microscopy – how small can it go?
UK firm Reaction Engines hopes to revolutionize space access with a new class of propulsion system for reusable vehicles, as Oliver Nailard explains
Read article: Air-breathing rocket engines: the future of space flight
Careers don't always play out as planned, but unconventional pathways can also lead to success
Read article: Path of least resistance
Helen Gleeson describes a new auxetic material that gets thicker when stretched due to changes at the molecular level
Read article: New auxetic material stretches the limits
Why do many science graduates lack the skills that industry is looking for? Sean Ryan and Veronica Benson explore the problem
Read article: Closing the skills gap
City University of Hong Kong wants to scale and diversify its PhD physics programme by recruiting a new generation of rising stars from all over the world
Read article: CityU physics: where regional connections underpin global research ambitions
Computational modelling is sparking breakthroughs in epidemiology and other medical fields, as Sam Vennin explains
Read article: How computational modelling is transforming medicine
Dramatic drops in air pollution offer scientists a rare opportunity to study its links with climate and weather. But as Kate Ravilious discovers, it's a complicated connection
Read article: Has the COVID-19 lockdown changed Earth’s climate?
The Doomsday Clock monitors how close humankind is to global catastrophe. Rachel Brazil talks to physicists about its current setting
Read article: Doomsday Clock ticks closer to disaster
