Philip Ball investigates the strange quantum effects that control water flow in carbon nanotubes
Read article: Meet the ‘quantum plumbers’ uncovering the mysteries of fluid mechanics at the nanoscale
James McKenzie examines the main messages from the recent State of Quantum 2024 report
Read article: Why you shouldn’t be worried about talk of a ‘quantum winter’
Emma Chapman on the amateur roots of radio astronomy, and the importance of balancing the scientific and engineering factions today
Read article: Radio astronomy: from amateur roots to worldwide groups
Robert P Crease and Gino Elia celebrate the centenary of the prediction of Bose–Einstein condensation
Read article: When Bose wrote to Einstein: the power of diverse thinking
China’s Institute of High Energy Physics (IHEP) in Beijing is carrying out pioneering work in quantum computing and quantum machine learning to broaden its particle physics programme
Read article: IHEP seeks quantum opportunities to fast-track fundamental science
Adam Berlie wants neurodivergent scientists to develop careers that reflect their unique strengths
Read article: Breaking barriers: embracing neurodiversity in neutron science
Keith Cooper digs into the struggles and successes of modifying gravity, 40 years since its conception
Read article: Cosmic combat: delving into the battle between dark matter and modified gravity
Richard Corfield examines whether nuclear power could launch NASA’s next generation of rockets into space
Read article: Nuclear-powered spacecraft: why dreams of atomic rockets are back on
IOP’s Teacher Training Scholarship programme provides a route into physics teaching for recent graduates and mid-career professionals
Read article: IOP Teacher Training Scholarships: opening up new opportunities whatever your background
Having recently completed her own PhD in physics, Pruthvi Mehta gives her five top tips for surviving your doctoral studies
Read article: How to survive a physics PhD
