Read article: Fuelling the planet
Fuelling the planet
Working at the interface of academia and industry in the energy sector makes for exciting research, as John Irvine tells Anna Demming
Read article: Fuelling the planet
Read article: Russian physics journal celebrates a century of progress
Russian physics journal celebrates a century of progress
Valery Rubakov, editor-in-chief of Physics Uspekhi, discusses the future of physics in Russia
Read article: Next steps for quantum communication
Next steps for quantum communication
Senior scientists share views on the future of the field, its technologies and how it should be supported
Read article: Virtual lab, real-world challenges
Virtual lab, real-world challenges
Peter Littlewood, founding chair of the Faraday Institution for energy storage science and technologies, discusses the organization's goals and strategy
Read article: The changing face of physics
The changing face of physics
Julia Higgins, president of the Institute of Physics, talks about her career and how life for physicists has changed since the magazine was founded 30 years ago
Read article: Once a physicist: Noel Bakhtian
Once a physicist: Noel Bakhtian
Noel Bakhtian is director of the Center for Advanced Energy Studies and a member of the senior leadership team at the US Department of Energy’s Idaho National Laboratory
Read article: A new player hits the scene in materials science
A new player hits the scene in materials science
ICREA professor Stephan Roche highlights what to look out for in the Journal of Physics: Materials
Read article: A new vision for research
A new vision for research
Qionghai Dai on how advances in computational photography are leading to a range of applications from life sciences and medicine to applied optics
Read article: Building the next collider
Building the next collider
Yifang Wang says that the proposed China Electron Positron Collider will put the country at the forefront of particle physics
Read article: Talking tech transfer at TRIUMF
Talking tech transfer at TRIUMF
Kathryn Hayashi, who leads the commercial arm of Canada’s national particle accelerator laboratory, discusses the challenges of developing spin-out companies based on research
