Why we need to nominate more physicists from under-served groups for IOP Awards @InstituteofPhysics
Why we need to nominate more physicists from under-served groups for IOP Awards @InstituteofPhysics
Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Áine O'Brien, Planetary Science and Astrobiology PhD student at the University of Glasgow, explains why we need to recognise the achievements of more physicists from under-served groups. Nominations for the 2022 IOP Awards are now open until February. For more information visit iop.org/awards
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Why we need to nominate more physicists from under-served groups for IOP Awards

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