Read article: Freya Blekman: on the particle pathway of big science
Experimental physicist Freya Blekman talks to Tushna Commissariat about the joy of working on big science collaborations
Read article: IUPAP: uniting physicists for the last 100 years
Michel Spiro, president of IUPAP, discusses the organization's biggest achievements, its centenary celebrations, and its future
Read article: Lunar explorer: Thomas Smith on studying the Chang’e-5 Moon samples
Thomas Smith discusses his interest in meteorites and being the first foreign national to study Chang’e-5 Moon samples
Read article: Riding the wave in quantum photonics
Mother-and-daughter co-founders of start-up company Quantopticon talk about their plans for their company that develops software for simulating quantum photonic devices
Read article: Laser-lit photonic integrated circuits aim for a brighter future
VitreaLab co-founder Jonas Zeuner discusses the company’s unique laser-lit chip technology and how it enables high-performance, power-efficient displays
Read article: Ask me anything: Martin Weides – ‘I love working in large, international teams; understanding problems and pushing boundaries to shape the future’
Martin Weides is head of the quantum-circuits group at the University of Glasgow and consultant technical director to the firm Oxford Instruments Nanoscience
Read article: Light, nano, action: using light to manipulate nanoscale objects
Justus Ndukaife develops plasmonic nanotweezers for applications including quantum photonics and biomolecule analysis
Read article: Optical chipmaker focuses on high-performance computing
Lightelligence co-founders Yichen Shen and Spencer Powers on how the company spun out of MIT, its latest product and future plans
Read article: Ask me anything: Maksym Sich – ‘The quantum-technology sector is very new and there’s a lot to be discovered, in terms of science and business’
Maksym Sich is co-founder and chief executive of Aegiq, a quantum-photonics spin-out company
Read article: KATRIN experiment places upper limit on the mass of the neutrino
New precise measurement shows that the neutrino is at least 500,000 times lighter the electron
