John G Weisend II explains why cryogenics is a core enabling technology at the European Spallation Source, currently under construction in Sweden
Read article: Cryogenics makes the European Spallation Source a hot property in neutron science
Frazer-Nash Manufacturing is a trusted partner for industry and scientific customers seeking precision engineering services and low-volume production of specialist parts
Read article: Specialist manufacturing: gearing up for growth in the research marketplace
Sarah Cruddas is a space journalist, TV host, author and director at Space for Humanity
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Physicist Katsuhiko Sato from the University of Tokyo talks to Graham Jones about his work on inflation and the future of physics in Japan
Read article: Katsuhiko Sato: from inflation to science policy
Carole Mundell is professor of extragalactic astronomy and head of astrophysics at the University of Bath and chief scientific adviser to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office
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How fundamental research on adaptive optics led Martin Booth, Patrick Salter and Andrew Rimmer to start a company that uses lasers to create microscopic marks inside diamonds
Read article: Making their mark
Condensed-matter physicist, blogger and author gives his advice to physics graduates
Read article: Ask me anything: Chad Orzel
On Earth Day’s 50th anniversary, Petteri Taalas and Lars Peter Riishojgaard, of the World Meteorological Organization, talk to James Dacey about the WMO’s response to the global pand...
Read article: How COVID-19 is impacting global weather and climate observation
Dave Graves talks about applications from food safety to better fertilizers
Read article: How plasmas can improve food and agriculture
The chief science officer of Engender Technologies gives her advice to physics graduates
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