Posts Tagged ‘IOP’
Young physics graduates – future bio-physicist Hazel Garvie-Cook
Hazel Garvie-Cook recently graduated with a physics MPhys from Durham University. She is currently doing an internship at the IOP. Here she shares her experience of studying for a physics degree and blogs about her interest in the ethics of science. Having realised my passion for physics during my degree and the subject’s ability to [...]
Free wikipedia workshop for IOP members
The IOP is teaming up with Wikimedia to offer training on how to edit the online encyclopaedia Wikipedia. Experienced Wikipedia editors will explain the site’s interface and policies to IOP members as part of a commitment to improving its physics content. The free all-day workshop for IOP members will take place at IOP London on [...]
Young physics graduates – future physics teacher Dom Golinski
Dominik Golinski is currently doing an internship at the IOP before starting his PGCE course in September. Here he shares his experience of studying for a physics degree and blogs about why he thinks physics teaching is the right career for him. My name is Dominik Golinski and I am currently doing an internship here at [...]
Need advice on physics careers? IOP at UCAS higher education convention
Taj Bhutta, IOP careers officer, (pictured here standing in front of the physics sign) is currently at a UCAS higher education convention at Bristol, where he is giving students advice on the next steps after school or college. The IOP attend a number of such events across the UK in conjunction with the RSC, IMA [...]
Now on: I’m a Scientist, Get me out of Here!
‘How do you become so clever?’ and ‘What is time?’ are just two of the many questions currently being put forward to scientists by school kids as part of the award-winning initiative I’m a Scientist, Get me out of Here!, which gets working scientists and school students talking online. I’m a Scientist is a science [...]
