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Diversity and inclusion

Diversity and inclusion

Why we need to change the public’s perception of physics

26 May 2021
Taken from the May 2021 issue of Physics World where it appeared with the headline "Rooting for women in science".

Arushi Borundia says that while stereotypes will always exist, more can be done to change the public’s perception of what a physicist is

woman working at a computer data centre
Weight of expectation Women in science can feel they carry a responsibility for all women in their field. (Courtesy: iStock/SeventyFour)
Physics is more stimulating than ever and the world increasingly depends on it. Yet, sadly, many wom

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Arushi Borundia is studying for a Master’s in physics at University College London, UK, e-mail arushi.borundia.20@ucl.ac.uk
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