Read article 'Prepped for re-entry'
When Francesca Luoni logs on each morning at NASA’s Langley Research Center in Virginia, she’s thinking about something few of us ever consider: how to keep astronauts safe from the invisible haza...
Read article 'Becoming T-shaped'
For Heike Riel, IBM fellow and head of science and technology at IBM Research, successful careers in science are built not by choosing between academia and industry, but by moving fluidly between them...
Read article 'A scientist in sales'
Massimiliano Pindo discusses opportunities for high-energy physicists in marketing and sales.
Read article 'Machine learning in industry'
Antoni Shtipliyski offers advice on how early-career researchers can transition into machine-learning roles in industry.
Read article 'Game on for physicists'
Raphael Granier de Cassagnac discusses opportunities for particle physicists in the gaming industry.
Read article 'The new hackerpreneur'
Hackathons can kick-start your career, says hacker and entrepreneur Jiannan Zhang.
Read article 'From blackboard to beamline'
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of Beamline for Schools, the Courier caught up with past winners whose lives were impacted by the competition.
Read article 'I built a physics museum in my classroom'
Inspired by CERN’s international teacher programme and visits to other major labs, Joe Muise has found a powerful way to inspire physics students.
Read article 'How skills pursue diversity and inclusion'
Sudhir Malik reports on an initiative by the US CMS collaboration to increase opportunities for under-represented students in high-energy physics.
Read article 'Sabbatical in space'
CERN engineer Sławosz Uznański is one of 17 astronauts selected by ESA from among more than 22,000 applicants.
