Once a physicist: Frank Reed
The creator of innovative desktop map software on making history come to life
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Microscopical advances redefine science
The president of the Royal Microscopical Society, Mark Rainforth, tells Siân Harris how a renaissance in electron microscopy is driving materials research forward and leading to new nanotechnologies
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Once a physicist: Eddie Morland
The journey from British Rail to head of the UK's Heath and Safety Laboratory
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Once a physicist: Ian Leigh
From the National Physical Laboratory to director of Postwatch
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The terahertz revolution
Measurement applications for terahertz radiation are "endless"
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Once a physicist: Kris Gopalakrishnan
An interview with the chief executive of Indian-based IT giant Infosys
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Once a physicist: Salvator Roberto Amendolia
The science attaché to the Italian Embassy in London
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New IUVSTA president looks forward
Bill Rogers explains how vacuum technology is at the heart of science and manufacturing
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Once a physicist: Chris Rapley
The new boss of London’s Science Museum on solar flares, climate change and communicating with the public
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Once a physicist: Tony Hey
Microsoft's vice president for external research explains what he does
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