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ARTICLES AND BROADCASTING
Broadcasting:
To hear my appearance on BBC Radio 4's 'Midweek' with Libby Purves please click here.
Click here to listen to some snippets from my science slots on Bill Buckley's afternoon show on BBC Southern Counties Radio.
Copyright BBC www.bbc.co.uk/england/southerncounties/index.shtmlTo read more about my BBC Radio 4 programme 'The Indian Particle Man' please click here. This page also includes information about the subject of the programme Prof S.N.Bose.
Articles:
A selection of the scientist profiles I wrote throughout 2007 for the Institute of Physics Interactions newspaper can be found by clicking on the following links:
Steve Keevil, Dec 2006;
John Hassard, Feb 2007;
Jim Al-Khalili, Mar 2007;
Pete Vukusic, Apr 2007;
To read a selection of my news stories from The Times Higher Education Supplement, please click here.
Several of my New Scientist articles are available online (in full to New Scientist subscribers and in part to non-subscribers). Please visit my CV page and page down to find direct links to these articles from the relevant entries in my CV.
To read some of my features for Physics World, please click here.
For something lighthearted, you may wish to read "Physics and the single girl", which was published in Physics World in November 1995, and was my first ever magazine article. It is reproduced in the 'A Bit of Fun' section of this website.
Finally, there is an excerpt from my review of the book 'Physics in the 20th Century' by Curt Suplee that I wrote for New Scientist ("The point of physics", New Scientist, 10/4/99) reproduced on the Amazon online bookstore site.Brochures and PR work:
If you are interested in reading the 'Spotlight' brochures on 'Electronic Technology for Independent Living', 'PET/CT Imaging' and 'Optical Techniques in Medical Imaging' that I have written for the Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine please click here.
This page allows you to download the brochures, which are designed to highlight 'new and emerging areas of research in physics and engineering, and discuss their application to the solution of problems in medicine and biology'.If you'd like to read a selection of the press releases I have written for the Institute of Physics, please click on the subject titles below. These link to various websites that have published the releases.
• Ice Plays Role In Star Formation
• Stretching the imagination - the amazing properties of 'liquid crystal elastomers'
• Physicists help Met Office predict severity of snow fallsCareer Profiles and Interviews:
To see my entry in the 'What Inspired You?' survey of 'key thinkers in science, technology and medicine', which was conducted by spiked in collaboration with Pfizer please click here.Also conducted by spiked in collaboration with Pfizer was the 'What's the greatest innovation?' survey. I was one of the 'contributors …asked to identify what they see as the greatest innovation in their field.' Click here to see my contribution.
I also have an entry in spiked online's 'Enlightening the Future 2024' 'survey of experts, opinion formers and interesting thinkers', which was conducted in collaboration with Orange, and aimed 'to identify some key questions facing the next generation'.
To read my Scientist Profile in the Next Step careers section of the Planet Science website you will need to search under either Science Communication or Physics in the subject search facility on the right hand side of the page after clicking here.
You may also like to read my Case Study in the careers section of the Institute of Physics website.
To read an interview about Bose, and 'The Indian Particle Man' radio programme, go to Amit Roy's 'Eye on England' column for Sunday 16th Jan 2005 in The Calcutta Telegraph. Please follow this link then page down for the 'Bose to bosons' section.
Amit also wrote a follow-up piece in the 'Particle Woman' section of his 'Eye on England' column for Sunday 2nd July 2006 in The Calcutta Telegraph, which refers to the programme being shortlisted for the Syngenta ABSW Science Writers' Awards.
