Physics was the subject I most ‘got’ at school, with a really tangible impact on the wider world around us. The internet, renewable energy, astronomy, … Read more
The Government made a number of announcements on its plans for a “post-Brexit” immigration system at the Conservative Party conference in early October. Under the … Read more
It was exquisite timing. 24 hours after CERN physicist Alessandro Strumia had offended many people by announcing that “physics was built by men”, Donna Strickland … Read more
This summer’s A-level results suggests one the trickiest problems of modern physics may be coming closer to a solution. 2018 has been an excellent and … Read more
“Find opportunities to talk about how amazing science is” was the first piece of advice Dan, Physics Network Coordinator, offered IOP Teacher Training Scholars at … Read more
The 33rd International Conference for Physics Students (ICPS) was held in Helsinki, Finland from 8 – 14 August. The conference brought together 357 students from … Read more
Since I last wrote on Brexit, we have continued to strongly advocate for our community throughout the process, and I wanted to let you know … Read more
If you’re an IOP member you can apply for our Carers’ Fund of up to £250 to help you attend physics-related events or conferences that … Read more