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Physics World Weekly Podcast

NeuProbing advanced materials with time-resolved photoluminescence microscopy12.11.2026 · 35 Min.
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Physics World Weekly offers a unique insight into the latest news, breakthroughs and innovations from the global scientific community. Our award-winning journalists reveal what has captured their imaginations about the stories in the news this week, which might span anything from quantum physics and astronomy through to materials science, environmental research and policy, and biomedical science and technology. Find out more about the stories in this podcast by visiting the Physics World website. If you enjoy what you hear, then also check out our monthly podcast Physics World Stories, which takes a more in-depth look at a specific theme.

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  1. Probing advanced materials with time-resolved photoluminescence microscopy

    35 Min.

    PicoQuant’s Emilio Gutierrez-Partida is our podcast guest

  2. Building an international research institute from the ground up

    38 Min.

    Our podcast guest is founding director of the IBS Center for Quantum Nanoscience in Seoul

  3. From catalysts to quantum materials: exploring the future of platinum group metals

    39 Min.

    Marge Ryan of Johnson Matthey is our podcast guest

  4. Theorists use cloud-based Bose–Einstein condensate to study tunnelling

    25 Min.

    Quantum experiment is controlled from thousands of kilometres away

  5. Ignacio Cirac: Newton Medal winner looks to the future of quantum technology

    30 Min.

    Quantum pioneer calls for more investment in Europe’s quantum industries

  6. Francis Halzen and IceCube: why neutrinos keep attracting Nobel prizes

    49 Min.

    Neutrino expert Kirsty Duffy is our podcast guest

  7. Nobel predictions, national firsts and the remarkable story of CV Raman

    49 Min.

    We chat about the Nobel Prize in Physics in this podcast

  8. Pathways to commercial and academic success in medical physics

    32 Min.

    Nick Zacharopoulos, CEO of Aktina Medical, is our podcast guest

  9. Creating better batteries for electricity grids

    23 Min.

    The applied scientist Lin Ma is our podcast guest

  10. Porous material offers the benefits of graphene in 3D

    22 Min.

    Marco Caffio, the co-founder of iGii, is our podcast guest

  11. Finding careers in STEM and the weirdness of AI

    58 Min.

    Career consultant Alaina G Levine and AI researcher Janelle Shane are our podcast guests

  12. Gamma Knife radiosurgery brings precision treatment to benign brain conditions

    41 Min.

    This podcast features Katharine Hunt of the Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

  13. The Quantum Kid: childhood curiosity makes physics more accessible

    35 Min.

    Our podcast guest makes science videos for young people

  14. Motivation is key to the public’s trust in science, study reveals

    47 Min.

    Social scientists Shumaila Bhatti and Dara Wald are our podcast guests

  15. Building bridges between quantum and classical computing

    35 Min.

    Yonatan Cohen of Quantum Machines is our podcast guest

  16. How scholarly publishers are safeguarding trust in science

    36 Min.

    Antonia Seymour of IOP Publishing is our podcast guest

  17. Quarks and qubits: how quantum computing could transform particle physics

    40 Min.

    This podcast also explores the intersection of general relativity and quantum information

  18. Large physics models boost the performance of passenger cars

    38 Min.

    Aerodynamics expert David Wheater is our podcast guest

  19. Static electricity: mysteries lurk within this everyday phenomenon

    20 Min.

    Soft-matter expert Scott Waitukaitis is our podcast guest

  20. Independent linac commissioning matters for radiotherapy

    29 Min.

    Our podcast guest is James Giltz of One Physics

  21. Ken’ichi Nomoto and Stanford Woosley share the 2026 Shaw Prize in Astronomy

    48 Min.

    Pair are honoured for their work on supernovae and nucleosynthesis

  22. ‘Galactic archaeologists’ share the 2026 Kavli Prize in Astrophysics

    30 Min.

    Laureate Amina Helmi and Per Barth Lilje of the prize committee are our guests

  23. Inside EPSRC: Charlotte Deane on funding the future of UK physics

    30 Min.

    The executive chair of the UK funding agency is our podcast guest

  24. Open data: the benefits and challenges of sharing a precious resource

    26 Min.

    Laura Feetham-Walker of IOP Publishing is our podcast guest

  25. Thermodynamic computing: noise as a resource, not an enemy

    38 Min.

    Theoretical physicist Stephen Whitelam is our podcast guest

  26. Paul Howarth: IOP president highlights the need to raise the profile of physics in society

    36 Min.

    Podcast interview also explores concerns about recent funding cuts to fundamental physics research in the UK

  27. Near-oxymoronic requirements: the materials challenges of fusion energy

    33 Min.

    Jacob John of the UK Atomic Energy Authority is our podcast guest

  28. Quantum sensors benefit from miniaturized ultrahigh vacuum

    27 Min.

    Florence Concepcion of Aquark Technologies is our podcast guest

  29. Proteins on manuscript reveal how Renaissance medicines were made

    50 Min.

    Our podcast guest develops technologies for proteomics

  30. Backing winners in deep tech: physicist and venture capitalist Alexandra Vidyuk

    32 Min.

    Our podcast guest began her career with a BSc in applied mathematics and physics

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