Read article: From banking to quantum optics: Michelle Lollie’s unique journey
Michelle Lollie transitioned from a career in finance to developing quantum optical systems in industry
Read article: Ask me anything: Sophie Morley – ‘Active listening is the key to establishing productive research collaborations with our scientific end-users’
As a staff scientist at the Advanced Light Source in the US, Sophie Morley helps visiting researchers to probe the fundamental properties of quantum materials
Read article: Ask me anything: Nadya Mason ‘I find myself looking at everything as systems of equations’
Whether she’s researching quantum materials or leading her school, Nadya Mason uses her physics skills to tackle every challenge that comes her way
Read article: Virtual patient populations enable more inclusive medical device development
University of Leeds spin-out adsilico is using computational medicine to enable more inclusive and patient-centric medical device development
Read article: Ask me anything: Dave Smith – ‘I don’t spend time on regrets’
UK government national technology adviser Dave Smith on the importance of focusing on the tasks in front of you
Read article: Venkat Srinivasan: ‘Batteries are largely bipartisan’
Energy storage expert Venkat Srinivasan discusses the pros and cons of different battery technologies and the motivations people have for adopting them
Read article: Ask me anything: Raghavendra Srinivas – ‘Experimental physics is never boring’
Quantum scientist Raghavendra Srinivas thinks young researchers shouldn’t be afraid to ask questions
Read article: To boost battery recycling, keep a close eye on the data
Real-time analysis can drive improvements that benefit manufacturers as well as the environment, says Kalle Blomberg
Read article: Ask me anything: Fatima Gunning – ‘Thinking outside the box is a winner when it comes to problem solving’
Physicist Fatima Gunning explains how mentorship has helped her grow as a researcher and teacher
Read article: Quantum brainwave: using wearable quantum technology to study cognitive development
Margot Taylor and David Woolger explain to Physics World why quantum-sensing technology is a game-changer for studying children’s brains
