Why nothing beats the buzz of being in a small hi-tech business
Honor Powrie relives the excitement and drama of working in a start-up company
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How physics raised the roof: the people and places that drove the science of acoustics
Sharon Ann Holgate reviews Pistols in St Paul’s: Science, Music and Architecture in the Twentieth Century by Fiona Smyth
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How should scientists deal with politicians who don’t respect science?
Robert P Crease wonders what Freeman Dyson would have made of today’s world
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How international conferences can help bring women in physics together
The International Conference on Women in Physics helps women come together and share their experiences in physics, Chethana Setty explains
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Artisan, architect or artist: what kind of person are you at work?
Honor Powrie believes that we all take on different personas in the workplace
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Spacewoman: trailblazing astronaut Eileen Collins makes for a compelling and thoughtful documentary subject
Andrew Glester reviews the film Spacewoman directed by Hannah Berryman
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What ‘equity’ really means for physics
Nicola Wilkin and Chris Millward urge a more considered approach to implementing equity in physics
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Why telling bigger stories is the only way to counter misinformation
Robert P Crease explains how we make sense of the world around us
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Moonstruck: art and science collide in stunning collection of lunar maps and essays
Ian Randall reviews LUNAR: a History of the Moon in Myths, Maps + Matter
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Imaging and medical-physics firms bag Institute of Physics business awards 2024
James McKenzie gets excited by the firms winning Institute of Physics business awards
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