Physics World Stories Podcast

Physics is full of captivating stories, from ongoing endeavours to explain the cosmos to ingenious innovations that shape the world around us. In the Physics World Stories podcast, Andrew Glester talks to the people behind some of the most intriguing and inspiring scientific stories. Listen to the podcast to hear from a diverse mix of scientists, engineers, artists and other commentators. 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 the Physics World Weekly podcast, a science-news podcast presented by our award-winning science journalists.

Overlooked pioneers from quantum history

This episode of Physics World Stories explores a new book that restores women to the early history of quantum mechanics

08-19
51:32

Entangled expressions: where quantum science and art come together

A journey into the artist-in-residence programme at the Yale Quantum Institute

07-23
56:29

Painting the unseen: visualizing the quantum world

From swirling oil paints to the grin of a Cheshire cat, this Physics World Stories episode brings quantum science to life

06-24
01:04:22

The Physics Chanteuse: when science hits a high note

Songs, science and satire collide in this month’s Physics World Stories podcast with Lynda Williams

05-27
47:24

Alternate quantum realities: what if Heisenberg stayed at home?

Kevlin Henney discusses his new quantum-themed flash fiction and the power of short stories

04-30
52:31

AI and the future of physics

How artificial intelligence is accelerating discoveries – and raising profound questions – about the future of physics

03-24
01:03:21

Threads of fire: uncovering volcanic secrets with Pele’s hair and tears

Hear from volcanologists about these stunning geological phenomena and the thrill of working in volcanic landscapes

02-17
52:39

Helgoland: leading physicists to gather on the tiny island where quantum mechanics was born

100 years since Heisenberg made his mythical trip, a select group of quantum researchers will retrace his footsteps

01-24
57:45

From physics to filmmaking: Mark Levinson on his new documentary, The Universe in a Grain of Sand

Towards a unified vision of nature, humans and machines

12-13
01:00:05

Trailblazer: Astronaut Eileen Collins reflects on space, adventure, and the power of lifelong learning

Astronaut Eileen Collins and filmmaker Hannah Berryman discuss the new documentary SPACEWOMAN and the thrill of pushing human frontiers

11-14
38:55

Flocking together: the physics of sheep herding and pedestrian flows

Learn how the science of crowd movements can help shepherds and urban designers

10-21
01:00:31

Working in quantum tech: where are the opportunities for success?

Quantum professionals describe the emerging industry, and the skills required to thrive

09-23
45:53

CERN at 70: how the Higgs hunt elevated particle physics to Hollywood status

Peering behind the comms curtain at the world's most famous particle physics lab

08-13
59:27

Could humans run on water?

Scientists have investigated whether we could mimic basilisk lizards, on Earth or elsewhere

07-24
27:41

Physics and sport: flying balls, perfecting technique, and wellbeing in academia

Hear from two physicists whose passion for sport has shaped their careers and lives

06-19
52:08

Swift Quakes and new podcast music inspired by the fine-structure constant

Discover the geophysics of Taylor Swift concerts and the hidden physics within our new podcast jingle

05-28
46:43

3 Body Problem: a deep dive into the Netflix show

Exploring the multi-layered story about humanity's first contact with an alien civilization

04-30
51:58

An orchestral trip through the moons of our solar system

Amanda Lee Falkenberg describes the process of turning mysterious worlds into music

03-22
49:26

Dark matter vs modified gravity: which team are you on?

Two researchers who have switched sides in this heated cosmic debate

02-26
01:02:18

Radio pioneers: the enduring role of ‘amateurs’ in radio astronomy

With its wartime origins and iconic facilities, radio astronomy has always inspired curious tinkerers

01-23
34:58

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stuart low

Loved this podcast until the last section. Why did you have to bring race into it. Is nothing sacred?

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Simon Cotton

Really good episode, very informative and peaked my already heightened interest in the vast expanse of the universe 😀👌

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