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CAREERS
What can you do with a physics degree?
The beauty of a physics degree is that it can open doors to countless careers opportunities. But sometimes the sheer breadth of options can be daunting for physics students and recent graduates. In this Physics World Live panel, careers experts will guide you through the careers maze.
Confirmed speakers:
Crystal Bailey, director of programs and inclusive practices at the American Physical Society
Tamara Clelford, leader of the Chartered Physicist review at the Institute of Physics
Araceli Venegas-Gomez, chief executive and founder of Qureca
Tushna Commissariat, features editor of Physics World and editor of the annual Physics World Careers guide
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QUANTUM
How quantum tech is boosting quantum fundamentals
Advances in quantum physics have spawned some incredible technological developments that have created a whole new ecosystem of “quantum 2.0” businesses exploiting weird quantum effects such as entanglement and superposition. To mark the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology, this Physics World Live event will explore how those technological advances are now working in reverse: allowing physicists to carry out previously impossible experiments that could reveal new breakthroughs in the fundamentals of quantum theory.
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MEDICAL PHYSICS
How medical physics can exploit quantum technologies
From advanced disease diagnostics to improved medical treatments, quantum-based applications are beginning to play a key role within healthcare. Quantum technologies could also help speed drug development and ensure the protection of sensitive medical data. In this Physics World Live event, we take a look at how medical physics can make the most of the burgeoning field of quantum science.
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ASTRONOMY AND SPACE
Space junk – and how to solve it
Space is an amazing resource but the growing amount of space junk is threatening our ability to exploit its potential and carry out astronomical observations from Earth. It could even pose hazards to the atmosphere. The panellists on this episode of Physics World Live will explore the problem of space junk and how we can begin to solve it.
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Battery Technology
Electric vehicles play a vital part as the world transitions to a low-carbon green economy, but they would be nowhere without powerful, energy-efficient batteries. In the final Physics World Live event of 2024, find out how physicists are developing next-generation battery technology that could help make the world a greener place.
Confirmed speakers:
William Mustain, University of South Carolina
Martin Freer, Faraday Institution, UK
Venkat Srinivasan, Argonne Collaborative Center for Energy Storage Science, US
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The Future of Particle Physics
With CERN turning 70 this year, this Physics World Live event features a panel of speakers discussing what the future holds for high-energy physics and where the next particle collider should be built.
Confirmed speakers:
Tara Shears, University of Liverpool, UK
Phil Burrows, University of Oxford, UK
Tulika Bose, University of Wisconsin–Madison, US
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Quantum Sensors
Quantum computers often get the lion’s share of attention, but in the inaugural Physics World Live discussion, you’ll hear from insiders why quantum sensors could be the “quantum 2.0” technology with the greatest potential for near-term real-world applications.
Speakers:
Nicole Metje, University of Birmingham, UK
Mark Bason, RAL Space, UK
