Physics World
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...
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Episodes
The acoustics of music and theatre venues 06.03.2020 50:28
Find out why Bristol’s Old Vic and Manchester’s Bridgewater Hall sound so great
Book of the year 2019 18.12.2019 53:18
Physics World’s book of the year revealed and the runners up discussed – listen to the December episode of the Physics World Stories podcast
Physics and film, a match made in Hollywood 28.11.2019 36:20
Looking behind the scenes of Interstellar, Contact and The Martian
Doing physics in microgravity environments 28.10.2019 39:50
The opportunities of doing physics experiments on the ISS and other microgravity facilities
Driving in the present 30.09.2019 41:10
Exploring the technology and economics of electric cars
Physics and the climate crisis 16.08.2019 48:48
How can scientists reduce the climate impact of their labs without compromising on the quality of their research? Andrew Glester investigates
50th anniversary of Apollo 11 – returning to the Moon and going beyond 24.07.2019 29:56
The Physics World Stories podcast explore what’s next for manned and robotic space travel
50th anniversary of Apollo 11 – hidden stories 26.06.2019 53:06
The Physics World Stories podcast investigates some of the lesser known stories from the Apollo era
The story behind the first ever black hole image 22.05.2019 36:24
Physics World Stories explores this feat of science and engineering and the EHT’s prospects for further breakthroughs
The future of the Internet 23.04.2019 38:35
Emerging technologies shaping our connected world
Physics World 30th anniversary podcast series – 30 years of the World Wide Web 12.03.2019 1:00:15
Fifth episode in mini-series revisits the birth of the Web and the challenges it now faces
Physics World 30th anniversary podcast series – high-temperature superconductivity 27.02.2019 30:40
Fourth episode in mini-series tracks the hype, frustration and renewed hope for this field
Physics World 30th anniversary podcast series – fusion energy 22.01.2019 48:34
Third episode in mini-series explores the prospects for fusion as a viable energy source
Physics World Book of the Year 2018 17.12.2018 1:05:25
Tune in to the December Physics World Stories podcast to hear from the winner of our 2018 Book of the Year award, as well as catch up with previous winners
Physics World 30th anniversary podcast series – gravitational waves 28.11.2018 1:08:02
Second episode in mini-series explores the future of astronomy
Physics World 30th anniversary podcast series – particle physics 23.10.2018 43:11
First episode in mini-series explores the future of particle physics
Communicating science at music festivals 18.09.2018 49:38
Talks, plays, poetry and many more innovative approaches
Driving in the future 17.08.2018 29:19
How we might wean ourselves off high-carbon transport
A quantum leap for industry 24.07.2018 44:56
Exploring the emerging technologies based on quantum physics
Doing business in space 18.06.2018 34:35
Asteroid mining, Brexit impacts and the UK’s first spaceport
Learning from the ozone solution 21.05.2018
Nobel laureate Mario Molina and Lorraine Whitmarsh discuss climate politics
Plant-inspired innovations 18.04.2018 15:54
From tackling oil spills with lotus leaves to mangrove-inspired coastal defences
Artificial intelligence: is there anything to fear? 21.03.2018 29:33
Polymath Nathan Myhrvold on why he disagreed with his friend Stephen Hawking
Falcon Heavy and Humanity Star: trailblazers or space junk? 15.03.2018 32:30
Recent private space launches have provoked public awe but also a few dissenting voices
Physics in 2018 23.01.2018 28:58
Physics World journalists discuss what excites them about the year ahead
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