Dr Sharon Ann Holgate
I was honoured to write the science content for the brochure ‘Pioneering the quantum internet‘ that details the work of this year’s recipient of the 1 million euro Körber European Science Prize, which was awarded on September 19th in Hamburg in Germany.
Article High-speed 3D microscope improves live imaging of fast biological processes published on Physics World website.
I was delighted to be asked to give some public speaking training as part of the Institute of Physics (IOP) Student Community Welcome Day at the IOP headquarters in London. My thanks to Student Engagement Officer Julian Guassardo – pictured with me here – and to all the enthusiastic attendees for making me feel so welcome.
Article Deep-learning model outperforms cardiologists in identifying hidden heart disease published on Physics World website.
The audiobook version of my latest book Communicating Science Clearly: A Self-Help Guide For Students and Researchers was released on Audible today. If you would like to purchase the audiobook please click here. It is also available in print or e-book format here on the Routledge website and via other booksellers including Amazon US and Amazon UK.
My book review Silence and zero which discusses Quantum Mechanics and Avant-Garde Music by Rakhat-Bi Abdyssagin appeared in the May 16th issue of The Times Literary Supplement and was also published online on May 15, 2025.
I was delighted to be asked to give another Science Communication Training Session for academic staff in the Faculty of Natural, Mathematical & Engineering Sciences at King’s College London. My thanks to Kenji Newton – pictured with me here – and Lizzie Ellen from the NMES communications team, and to the enthusiastic attendees, for a welcoming and enjoyable experience.
Article Quantum behaviour in brain neurons looks theoretically possible published on Physics World website.
My book review How physics raised the roof: the people and places that drove the science of acoustics was published on the Physics World website on March 5, 2025.
Article Modelling the motion of confined crowds could help prevent crushing incidents published on Physics World website.