Read article: Artificial intelligence boosts multimessenger astronomy, ‘Quantum on the Clock’ winners
In this podcast we look to the future of gravitational-wave astronomy and meet the winners of a video competition
Read article: How to explain quantum technology in just three minutes
“Quantum on the Clock” video competition brings out students’ creative side
Read article: Pursuing joy in an alien world
As the first in her family to attend university, astrophysics PhD student Larissa Palethorpe explains why multiple sources of support are necessary
Read article: Finding joy in academia: a delicate balancing act
Astronomer John Johnson describes the challenges he has faced in pursuing his passion for teaching, which is often devalued by academic institutions
Read article: Universities must reform how they evaluate students so that assessment is integral to learning
Nicolas Labrosse says we must change the way universities evaluate physics students
Read article: 16 key skills and attributes for a successful career in physics
Carol Davenport on the “hard” and “soft” skill sets that are invaluable when it comes to your employability as a physicist
Read article: Research collaboration with Annette Bramley
IOP Publishing and Annette Bramley, talks about collaborative research
Read article: How better science communication can benefit everyone
Claire Malone says that both physicists and the public benefit if researchers make science communication central to their day-to-day activities
Read article: From ATLAS to the control room: a high-school student’s week at CERN
Sixth-form student Annabelle Gill discusses a week-long internship at CERN
Read article: Click to comply: the dangers of online workplace training courses
Robert P Crease thinks compulsory online training courses are not the best way to make our workplaces equitable and safe
