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Purpose-Led Publishing: Antonia Seymour outlines the role of not-for-profit publishers
We also explore what makes a good science podcast with a student of science communication
Statistical physics provides powerful insights into the living world
The theoretical physicist Tannie Liverpool talks about the mathematics of wound healing, and much more
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
Superfluid helium: the quantum curiosity behind huge experiments like the LHC
Accelerator engineer John Weisend is our podcast guest
Frugal approach to computer modelling can reduce carbon emissions
Simulations should be designed to minimize energy consumption, say physicists
Keith Burnett: IOP president says it is our duty to make physics more inclusive
Podcast interview also explores challenges and opportunities facing modern universities
Tackling climate change while improving human wellbeing
Urban climatologist Radhika Khosla is our podcast guest
Radiology societies call for critical evaluation of AI, building the UK’s quantum workforce
In this podcast we look at issues surrounding two emerging technologies
Looking to the future of US particle physics: P5 member Abigail Vieregg is our guest
Future colliders, neutrinos and dark matter are key targets
Bionic jellyfish and more efficient windfarms: a conversation with John Dabiri
The Caltech aeronautics engineer is our podcast guest