Physics World Weekly Podcast
Laser-powered photonic circuits drive displays, double-anonymous peer review takes on gender bias, International Year of Glass hits its stride
In this episode of the Physics World Weekly podcast, we meet Jonas Zeuner, who is co-founder and managing director of the Austrian start-up company VitreaLab. He explains how the firm’s laser-powered photonic integrated circuits could find use in applications including holographic displays, medicine, and telecommunications.
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Our next guest is Kim Eggleton, who is research integrity and inclusion manager at IOP Publishing, which publishes scientific journals and Physics World. She explains how double-anonymous peer review can help eliminate gender and other biases in scholarly publishing. Eggleton also talks about how the double-anonymous process can help physicists become better reviewers.
The United Nations International Year of Glass 2022 kicked off earlier this year. Its chair, the physicist Alicia Durán, is also a guest on the podcast. She talks about what she hopes the International Year will achieve and previews some of the many glass-related events that are upcoming in 2022.
- You can watch the opening ceremony of the International Year of Glass here.