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Sara Fry is the head of sustainability and of safety, health and environment at a multinational engineering solutions company
Read article: Democratizing the quantum ecosystem: Microsoft’s Krysta Svore on the pathway towards a scalable quantum computer
Krysta Svore, vice-president of Microsoft Quantum, talks to Tushna Commissariat about the company’s journey to quantum advantage
Read article: Ask me anything: Nicholas Attree – ‘With the basic toolkit of physics techniques…you can approach any new research areas’
Nicholas Attree is a postdoctoral researcher studying comets through the European Space Agency’s Rosetta and Comet Interceptor missions
Read article: Reconfigurable computer chips create all-in-one measurement solution for the lab
Daniel Shaddock co-founder of Liquid Instruments and professor of physics at the Australian National University, speaks with Hamish Johnston about innovation in test and measurement
Read article: Ask me anything: Taghi Amirani – a physicist turned documentary-film maker
From studying physics to making documentary films, with his latest being Coup 53, about the 1953 coup in Iran orchestrated by the British and American secret services
Read article: Vacuum supplier sets science-based targets for greenhouse gas reductions
Sara Fry from Atlas Copco talks to Hamish Johnston about the company’s plans to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 46% by 2030
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
