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Parliamentary push for specialist physics teachers

28 July 2010

A selection of cross-party MPs has joined the Institute of Physics (IOP) in its aim to ensure all school students in the UK have access to high-quality physics teaching.

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Video: String theory and the Universe
27 July 2010
The Newton Lecture 2010 by Professor Edward Witten is now available to view online

Two new council members
22 July 2010
Graham Bone and Steven Watt have been elected to IOP Council in a ballot of all corporate members

Video: Very Early Career Woman Physicist of the Year Award 2010
7 July 2010
Presentation of the 2010 Very Early Career Woman Physicist of the Year

Mathematical and Computational Modelling in Medicine and Biology
2 July 2010
IOP Medical Physics and Biological Physics Groups meeting announced

Video: Interview with Jocelyn Bell-Burnell
9 June 2010
IOP President Jocelyn Bell-Burnell talks about her life in physics

Video: Interview with Alan Guth
9 June 2010
Interview with the 2009 winner of the Isaac Newton medal, Professor Alan H Guth

Video: Girls in the physics classroom
2 June 2010
Girls in the physics classroom: Key Stage 3/4 Science: Girls in Physics


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