When did Physics World magazine launch?
The Institute of Physics launched its monthly magazine in 1988. Philip Campbell served as the founding editor during those early years.
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The Institute of Physics launched its monthly magazine in 1988. Philip Campbell served as the founding editor during those early years.
Matin Durrani currently holds the position of editor following subsequent leadership changes over time. Michael Banks functions as news editor alongside Tushna Commissariat and Sarah Teah who handle features editing.
The magazine presents annual Breakthrough of the Year awards starting from 2009 through recent years. Jonathan Home and colleagues at NIST received recognition in 2009 for developing the first small-scale quantum computer device.
The magazine maintains an audited circulation figure just under 35000 copies distributed globally. Membership-based access provides free digital editions to Institute of Physics members while non-members read selected articles online.
Physics World produces films and two podcasts alongside its print and online editions. Andrew Glester hosts the Physics World Stories podcast which releases new episodes monthly through iTunes and PlayerFM.