IOP Teacher Training Scholarships 2014: Meet Joseph………
For many people, the decision to train to teach is made several years after embarking on a career in industry. For others, the decision is simpler and is made whilst studying at college or university, and is usually due to the encouragement and enthusiasm of an inspirational teacher. This was the case for Joseph, one […]
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Work placement student Stephen Wells: “what use is that esoteric theory? Er, howzabout that extra terabyte in your hard drive?”
This year’s IOP Top 40 Work Placement students have now completed their placements and we’re finding out what they got up to. Today it’s the turn of Stephen Wells, who has just gone into his 4th year of an MSci Physics degree at Queen’s University Belfast. This summer he spent eight weeks on placement at […]
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IOP Teacher Training Scholarships 2014: Meet Charlotte….
The IOP Teacher Training Scholarships programme returns for 2014 with even more opportunity for the very best people to train to teach physics. The shortage of physics teachers in England is still prevalent, so the scholarships have been topped up this year to help attract even more potential physics teachers into the classroom. We’ll be […]
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Work placement student Josh Evans: “They’re all interested to read something that I, a humble intern, have produced”
This year’s IOP Top 40 Work Placement students have now completed their placements and we’re finding out what they got up to. Today it’s the turn of Josh Evans, who has just started the fourth year of his master’s degree in physics at the University of Exeter. His two month placement took place at G24i […]
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Daily news
Today’s physics news: Picasso’s drawings converted to graphene art and a plan to zap space debris with lasers
Graphene art to reopen Manchester’s Whitworth gallery
Today’s physics news: Trick rope physics revealed and asteroid break-up captured on film for first time
Cowboy ‘trick rope physics’ revealed
Today’s physics news: Youngest person to succesfully perform atomic fusion and sensor turns radio waves into laser signals
Young scientist Jamie Edwards in atomic fusion record
Physics videos
Physics videos, 9 August 2013: YouTube Geek Week physics review
This week is YouTube Geek Week. We’re joining in the celebration and have gathered up some of the best physics bits from YouTube’s content drive for your perusal…
Education
IOP Teacher Training Scholarships 2014: Meet Joseph………
For many people, the decision to train to teach is made several years after embarking on a career in industry. For others, the decision is simpler and is made whilst studying at college or university, and is usually due to the encouragement and enthusiasm of an inspirational teacher. This was the case for Joseph, one […]
Physics around the UK
Work placement student Stephen Wells: “what use is that esoteric theory? Er, howzabout that extra terabyte in your hard drive?”
This year’s IOP Top 40 Work Placement students have now completed their placements and we’re finding out what they got up to. Today it’s the turn of Stephen Wells, who has just gone into his 4th year of an MSci Physics degree at Queen’s University Belfast. This summer he spent eight weeks on placement at […]
Physics around the world
FIFA 14 calls in the help of Isaac Newton
Michael Bishop, IOP’s press officer and football enthusiast, explores the physics-based approach to the new FIFA 14 game.
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Today’s physics news: Picasso’s drawings converted to graphene art and a plan to zap space debris with lasers
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Today’s physics news: Trick rope physics revealed and asteroid break-up captured on film for first time
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Today’s physics news: Youngest person to succesfully perform atomic fusion and sensor turns radio waves into laser signals
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Dileep V. Sathe:
It is essential to compare the work of Jamie Edwards with the Cold fusion - repo -
Freaki:
I'm totally with you on getting involved in the extra curricular stuff- I recent -
Abo Aondofa Ephraim:
Mia has set an example to encourage female in Physics.
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