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Read article: Tackling England’s physics teacher shortage with a new apprenticeship scheme
Urgent action is needed to combat widening inequalities in access to physics education
Read article: Science centres inspire scientific literacy and diversity in STEM
Our guest is Frederic Bertley, who heads COSI (Center of Science and Industry) in Columbus, Ohio
Read article: If Only I Could Hibernate: Mongolian movie follows a teenager entering a physics olympiad
Matin Durrani reviews If Only I Could Hibernate – a film about a boy from a hard-up family trying to enter a physics competition
Read article: From cosmic rays to cardiology
Data scientist and artificial-intelligence researcher Azadeh Keivani on physics in healthcare, co-founding an educational non-profit organization and her work in outreach
Read article: Why we need the physics community to play a greater role in supporting Black physics students
Benyam Dejen describes a three-day programme aimed at encouraging Black students to see physics as a subject for them
Read article: Light fever: bringing disco to astronomy
Laura Hiscott finds out how disco balls can be used in astronomy
Read article: Meet the undergraduates in charge of a nuclear reactor
Students at Reed College in the US describe what this unique opportunity means to them
Read article: IOP Teacher Training Scholarships: opening up new opportunities whatever your background
IOP’s Teacher Training Scholarship programme provides a route into physics teaching for recent graduates and mid-career professionals
Read article: UK’s Turing Scheme student exchange programme found to be inadequate
Report comes as thousands sign petition to rejoin European Union’s Erasmus+ exchange scheme
Read article: Physicists must consider how they communicate the impact of quantum technologies, before it’s too late
Aletta Meinsma and Julia Cramer on why physicists must communicate the consequences – not just the benefits – of quantum technologies
