Publications: 2011
Publications and reports from the Institute of Physics during 2011
| From science to business A guide to the IOP's work on teaching entrepreneurial skills to the developing world |
| Learning to Teach Physics A guide to support for student physics and science teachers |
| Moving on: The Physics PhD Student’s Guide to Boosting Employability A PhD gives you the chance to develop technical knowledge and skills to a very high level, but the nature of research is such that you will also have the opportunity to develop a broader set of valuable professional skills |
| Exoplanets: The search for planets beyond our solar system Report of a seminar held in London on 15 June 2011 to discuss progress, recent results and future projects in the discovery and study of planets orbiting stars other than our Sun |
| The Engineer’s assembly kit for building brains Share the wealth of knowledge you have acquired by teaching physics and you’ll witness the best development ever, the building of brains |
| Physics on course If you are thinking about studying physics at university, Physics on Course is your indispensable guide |
| The Age of the Qubit A new era of quantum information in science and technology |
| Mind the Gap Mathematics and the transition from A-levels to physics and engineering degrees |
| PhysicsWorks : How physics is driving the computer games industry The computer games industry is a UK success story, and this success is underpinned by physics and physics-trained people |
| For physics, For physicists, For all An overview of the Institute 2011 |
| Physics in Action Our full Annual Report 2010 |
| A Guide to Good Practice in Public Engagement with Physics Whether you’re designing an activity to deliver yourself or organising an event for others to run, this guide will help you work through the steps for developing and delivering high quality and effective public engagement activities |
| Mapping the Future Physics and Chemistry Postdoctoral Researchers’ Experiences and Career Intentions |
| Supporting Physics in Business An exploratory study into the innovation-related business support need of physics-based firms in England |
| The classroom and beyond Education support and activities 2011 |
| Graphene: A new form of carbon In 2010, two physicists, Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov, working at the University of Manchester, received the Nobel Prize for Physics for making and studying a new form of carbon. |
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| Neutron scattering A case study highlighting the vital contribution physics research has made to major technological development |
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| Radar A case study highlighting the vital contribution physics research has made to major technological development |
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| Synchrotron light A case study highlighting the vital contribution physics research has made to major technological development |
last edited: May 20, 2013