Latest Updates
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EDI Role Models in Primary Science
Kulvinder Johal, Regional Mentor for London & the South East at the Primary Science Teaching Trust, explains why it is so important for children to be given the opportunity to engage with a range of different science role models at primary school.
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Explaining physics research…in simple terms!
In this new soundbite series, Carlos will be asking physicists at the University of Birmingham to talk about their research and career journeys, but there is a catch! The physicists must explain their research in really simple terms.
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In Conversation: Optics, physics and the next quantum revolution
Have you ever wondered how physics can help fight real-world problems, such as tackling climate change, predicting natural disasters and even creating safer and resilient infrastructure?
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Physics Role Models: You can’t be what you can’t see!
New Physics Role Models announced to help disabled children and those with special educational needs feel represented and inspired to succeed, as ONS data reveals only 7.7% of physical scientists are disabled.
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Volunteering opportunities for the physics community
Discover how you can inspire the next generation of physicists...
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Women in STEM – Where are the missing 115,000 female students?
We’re still seeing too many capable girls turning away from promising STEM careers, warns Christina Astin…
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Planet Possibility: How can we support your school?
The aim of Planet Possibility is to improve diversity and widen opportunities in physics. But how can we help your school?
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Dr Claire Malone, STEM Lead at the Lightyear Foundation, explains why they are partnering with Future First and Planet possibility to profile the lives and careers of disabled physicists, increasing their visibility so that they can be role models for the next generation.
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Physics opens worlds of possibility
Some young people are put off studying physics because of mistaken stereotypes. Planet Possibility is a consortium working to change this.
