Read article: Ask me anything: Zahra Hussaini – ‘We’re working on autonomous driving technology that has the potential to transform lives’
Zahra Hussaini is a senior software reliability engineer at Waymo, an autonomous driving technology company that started as Google’s Self-Driving Car Project
Read article: Ask me anything: Jessica James – ‘I am never happier than with my head down doing maths and coding’
Jessica James is managing director at Commerzbank AG in London, UK
Read article: Ask me anything: Ashok Chauhan – ‘There are great opportunities to build a research-focused physics career in industry’
Ashok Chauhan is a senior scientist at Ceryx Medical, a research-led biomedical device company
Read article: Ask me anything: Rafal Janik – ‘We want to build quantum computers that are useful and available to people everywhere’
Rafal Janik is the chief operating officer at the photonic quantum technology company Xanadu in Toronto, Canada
Read article: Exploring the mystery of neutrino mass using cryogenics deep under a mountain
Laura Marini speaks to the challenges of cooling a huge underground detector to cryogenic temperatures
Read article: A periodic table for topological materials
Materials that conduct electricity on their outsides, but not their insides, are surprisingly common, as Maia Vergniory and colleagues demonstrated
Read article: Ask me anything: Janina Moereke – ‘I wish I’d known how beneficial a healthy amount of self-doubt is’
Janina Moereke is a development engineer who uses optical and electrical techniques to characterize and develop thin-film solar cells
Read article: Ensuring the voice of physics is heard loud and clear
Tom Grinyer discusses the challenges facing membership societies
Read article: Ask me anything: Jenni Strabley – ‘The quantum sphere is currently moving like a bullet train, and every day it seems like there is something new’
Jenni Strabley is the senior director of offering management at Quantinuum
Read article: Correcting an historical failure in women’s health
For biomechanical engineer and biophysicist Michelle Oyen, materials science and women’s health go hand-in-hand
