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Education and outreach

Education and outreach

Newcastle’s new generation

18 Jul 2018
Taken from the July 2018 issue of Physics World

With the first physics students in a decade graduating from Newcastle University this month, Nick Parker and Angela Dyson reflect on what it takes to rebuild and reopen a physics department

Physics student at the University of Newcastle
New intake: Josh Larue is one of the first physics graduates from Newcastle University in over a decade. (Courtesy: John Donoghue)
Physics has played an integral part at Newcastle University ever since the institution was founded i

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Nick Parker and Angela Dyson are senior lecturers in physics at Newcastle University, UK, e-mail nick.parker@newcastle.ac.uk
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