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Education and outreach

Education and outreach

The future for learned societies

30 Oct 2018
Taken from the October 2018 issue of Physics World, which celebrates 30 years of the world’s best physics magazine.

Paul Hardaker explains why learned societies like the Institute of Physics must stay relevant to the modern world

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It all starts here: Helping to educate the next generation is vital for any learned society. (Courtesy: iStock/Rawpixel)
The question I’m asked most of all, apart from “Do you know Brian Cox?”, is “What does the I

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Paul Hardaker is chief executive of the Institute of Physics, which publishes Physics World, e-mail paul.hardaker@iop.org
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