Warren Campbell: Radiotherapy resident
Jude Dineley finds out about the intensive two-year postgraduate clinical residency program at the Colorado Cancer Center
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A shining example
If there's one branch of physics that's transformed life over the last 30 years, it's research into optics and lasers, says Jeff Hecht
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Sandra Fisher: Opening doors through industry
Jude Dineley finds out about providing education, training and remote high-level technical support for medical devices
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Libin Scaria: Radiotherapy at India’s national cancer centre
Jude Dineley finds out what it's like working at the Tata Memorial Hospital in Mumbai
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Heather Williams: Hands-on physics in nuclear medicine
Jude Dineley finds out about working as a principal physicist at the Christie Hospital in Manchester
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Medical physics: a broad spectrum of careers
Jude Dineley looks into the plethora of job options available to medical physicists around the world today
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Ignition pending
Melanie Windridge examines how prospects for harnessing fusion energy on Earth have fared over the last 30 years
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Temperature’s rising
Jon Cartwright looks at how research into high-temperature superconductivity fizzled and then revived
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Back to the future
Michael Banks looks at how some of the big news stories in physics from 30 years ago have moved on
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Triumphs and frustrations
There have been major breakthroughs in the last 30 years, but the Standard Model of particle physics is still standing strong, as Christine Sutton explains
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