Anne Pawsey is secretary general of the European Physical Society in Mulhouse, France
Read article: Ask me anything: Anne Pawsey – ‘I really enjoy working with a huge community of physicists’
The head of the Center for Quantum Technology and Applications outlines plans to accelerate quantum science and technology developments at DESY
Read article: Collaboration shapes prioritization within DESY’s quantum ecosystem
Biomedical ethicist Vasiliki Rahimzadeh discusses the need for a universal code of ethics for doing scientific research on human subjects in space
Read article: Cosmic code of conduct: the ethics of human testing in space
Calmet's work encompasses a broad “wavefunction” of physics, with a particular focus on quantum gravity and black holes
Read article: Ask me anything: Xavier Calmet – ‘Scientific intuition is crucial. Either you have it, or you don’t’
Data scientist and artificial-intelligence researcher Azadeh Keivani on physics in healthcare, co-founding an educational non-profit organization and her work in outreach
Read article: From cosmic rays to cardiology
Celia Merzbacher explains how QED-C is seeking to accelerate quantum research, technology innovation and commercial opportunities
Read article: Quantum innovation: how strategic focus can turbocharge the technology roadmap
The director of the US Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory on why effective stewardship is essential for long-term research success
Read article: Mike Witherell: seeking big impact from big science
Benjamin Frisch explains how CERN’s Quantum Technology Initiative is fostering collaboration between the high-energy physics and quantum tech communities
Read article: CERN QTI: harnessing big science to accelerate quantum innovation
Margaret Gardel is a biophysicist and professor at the University of Chicago, US, where she is director of the new Center for Living Systems
Read article: Ask me anything: Margaret Gardel – ‘I wish I could tell myself 20 years ago that it’s okay to feel like an impostor’
Toby Cubitt explains why algorithms are vital for the development of quantum computers
Read article: Toby Cubitt: why algorithms will speed up applications of quantum computers
