Real-life science and careers: Geophysics – a well-kept secret (Neuberg)

By Caroline Neuberg

Issue 385 | Page 21 | Published Jun 2022

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Caroline Neuberg collaborates with geophysicists from the University of Leeds to raise awareness of geophysics as a career path among initial teacher trainees.

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