Read article: Demons to think with: the rebels you mustn’t ignore
Robert P Crease explains how these little creatures have inspired him to create a university course that should appeal to humanities and science students alike
Read article: Conceptual juggling: discerning scientific principles through play
Laura Hiscott wonders if one can learn physics through playful exploration
Read article: Tracking space junk around the Moon, one teacher’s struggle to correct textbook errors
In this episode we chat about mistakes in educational materials and lunar space junk
Read article: Error carried forward: why we need to be vigilant even about textbooks
David Marshall on finding errors in school science syllabuses and exam papers
Read article: Physics on the cheap: the secret to the best undergraduate science projects
The simplest questions are often the best. Robert P Crease tries to answer one from a physics student in Kenya
Read article: Physics World Careers 2022 guide is now out
From quantum technology to green jobs, Physics World Careers 2022 showcases the range of career options open to physicists
Read article: Physics teachers inspire the next generation of scientists
Two early-career teachers explain how helping school students to understand the beauty and complexity of physics offers a stimulating, fun and rewarding career option
Read article: Burning back burnout
PhD student Garrett Williams describes how mentorship, outreach and introspection have helped him survive as a Black physicist
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: Where did all the calculus go?
Niki Bell argues that mathematics A-level could be reformed so that it does more to support physics students
