Claudia de Rham: a life in gravity
Claudia de Rham on her new book The Beauty of Falling and her career in theoretical physics
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Ask me anything: Catherine Phipps – ‘Seeing an aircraft take off and knowing you contributed to the engine design is an amazing feeling’
Catherine Phipps describes her life as an engineer at aircraft-engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce
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Mitigating tokamak plasma disruption bags Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion Outstanding Paper Prize
Vinodh Bandaru and colleagues win for their research on simulating “runaway electron beam termination”
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From the lab to Ukraine’s front line
Physicist Holly Tann and colleague Adam McQuire explain how their non-profit organization Casus Pax is helping people in Ukraine
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Leading-edge facilities and cross-disciplinary collaboration underpin AWE’s nuclear remit
AWE physicists seek to deter the most extreme threats the UK might face, now and in the future
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Peter Higgs didn’t like talking about himself. Here’s what he told us about CERN, collaboration and his career
Peter Higgs discusses his career in physics with Matin Durrani in an interview recorded in 2012
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Ask me anything: Daniel Hook – ‘The skills I learned as a researcher are applicable and helpful in any walk of life’
Daniel Hook, chief executive of Digital Science, reflects on his career developing information tools for researchers
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Ion therapy, mass spectrometry and the origins of life: Lily Ellis-Gibbings shares her passion for creating novel instrumentation
Lily Ellis-Gibbings from the UK’s National Physical Laboratory (NPL) discusses her varied career in instrumentation
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Superfluid helium: the quantum curiosity that enables huge physics experiments
Superfluid helium is used in science and technology in multi-tonne quantities and is ideal for cooling components made from superconducting materials
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Ask me anything: Florence Downs – ‘I get to satisfy my burning curiosities about new technologies’
Florence Downs is an editor at Ingenia, the Royal Academy of Engineering’s magazine for young people interested in STEM
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