Moviemakers and scientists can learn from each other, says director and VFX pioneer Douglas Trumbull
Read article: Douglas Trumbull: a mutual appreciation between scientists and moviemakers
Physics is vital for creating realistic and eye-catching movie visual effects, explains Michael Brooks
Read article: VFX in movies: from weightlessness to curly hair
Despite recent progress, quantum computers are still at an early stage. So why are companies selling software for them?
Read article: The hard sell of quantum software
Whether you are a recent graduate or an industry professional seeking to broaden your skills, the Nuclear Technology Education Consortium's novel nuclear courses have you covered
Read article: Your pathway to a future in nuclear science
Probing blood stains after a shooting can help the police find the culprit, but physics is helping the technique to a sounder, more quantitative footing. Sidney Perkowitz explains
Read article: The physics of blood spatter
Work experience, internships and boosting your employable skills are all important factors when it comes to your future, as IOP careers manager Vishanti Fox explains
Read article: Going the extracurricular mile
Graduate students who are keen to pursue a career in the nanotechnology industry can now study for an MSc that offers a direct connection to the commercial sector
Read article: Masters programme offers pathway to emerging nano-industry
Andrew Hirst and Veronica Benson explore how “emotional geography” – the reason many students look for jobs where they grew up or studied – impacts physics
Read article: There’s no place like home
All of us dream of receiving a Nobel Prize for Physics. We explain how the winners are chosen
Read article: Inside the Nobels: Lars Brink reveals how the world’s top physics prize is awarded
The UK Atomic Energy Authority is investing in facilities and people to establish fusion as a source of clean, limitless power within our lifetimes
Read article: Striving towards a fusion future
