Read article: Ask me anything: Farai Mazhandu – ‘I find it fulfilling to support and inspire others, and to make seemingly complicated subjects exciting’
Farai Mazhandu is chief executive and co-founder of Bayete Quantum Technologies, which seeks to use quantum tech to solve problems for people in Africa
Read article: How to prepare for the post-pandemic jobs market
Andrew Hirst and Veronica Benson look at how physics students can prepare for careers in the post-pandemic world, and how universities and employers can help them
Read article: CityU physics: undergraduate students prioritize connection and collaboration
City University of Hong Kong’s undergraduate physics programme wants to attract ambitious international students as they take their next step towards a scientific career in research or industry
Read article: Ask me anything: Ciara Muldoon – ‘I love being part of a project that is making such a positive difference’
Ciara Muldoon is an Internet entrepreneur whose latest project is a charitable search engine that helps tackle climate change and climate injustice
Read article: Green jobs for physics graduates: finance and economics
Laura Hiscott speaks to three physicists who are doing their bit to build a more sustainable future in the field of finance
Read article: Green jobs for physics graduates: decarbonizing energy sources
Laura Hiscott speaks to three physicists who are doing their bit to build a more sustainable future in the field of energy
Read article: Green jobs for physics graduates: policy and behaviour change
Laura Hiscott speaks to three physicists who are doing their bit to build a more sustainable future in the field of policy
Read article: Green jobs for physics graduates: opportunities to help build a sustainable future
Laura Hiscott introduces three key areas of employment where physicists can tackle the world’s environmental challenges
Read article: Ask me anything: Joanne O’Meara – ‘there is nothing better than sharing your passion for science and seeing it ignite in someone else’
Joanne O’Meara is professor of physics at the University of Guelph in Canada and does outreach with children including segments on the TV show Daily Planet
Read article: From statistical physics to bioinformatics: using data science for biological discoveries
Wolfgang Huber on being a physicist at the European Molecular Biology Laboratory and his contribution to the life sciences
