Read article: Summer internships: Claire Houghton – ‘I got to see real scientific experiments, where no-one knows exactly what’s going to happen’
Laura Hiscott speaks to Claire Houghton, an early-career physicist who did summer internships at Kurt J Lesker and Adaptix
Read article: Summer internships: Marion Cromb – ‘I learnt good coding practice, and the code was actually sold to customers at the end’
Laura Hiscott speaks to Marion Cromb, a physics PhD student who did an internship every summer of their undergraduate degree
Read article: Spending your summer wisely: internships special
Laura Hiscott speaks to some early-career physicists who did summer internships in different places, from start-ups to university departments
Read article: CityU physics: investing in ‘rising stars’ to deliver sustained research excellence
City University of Hong Kong is seeking the ‘brightest and best’ early-career physicists with a breadth of international research experience
Read article: High-resolution microscope is made from LEGO bricks
Low-cost device uses replacement iPhone camera
Read article: How to spark an interest: advice for giving engaging physics presentations to pre-university students
Rick Marshall shares his advice for giving an inspiring presentation about physics to school students
Read article: Physics in the Looking Glass: IOP podcast reflects on the role of physicists in society
The IOP's podcast Looking Glass explores the contributions and responsibilities of physicists to society, both today and in the world of tomorrow
Read article: Meet the new Astronomer Royal for Scotland, using fun and humour to teach physics
In this podcast we explore how physicists can share their love of science with others
Read article: A funny thing happened on my way to class
Joanne O’Meara on the benefits of injecting a little humour into physics teaching
Read article: The fight for physics: how combat robotics on TV’s BattleBots turns students on to science
TV robot fights are not just entertainment – they can also help turn students on to physics and engineering, as Robert P Crease finds out
