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Physics World’s Margaret Harris Wins 'Feature of the Year' Award

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Physics World’s Margaret Harris Wins 'Feature of the Year' Award
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The Gist

Margaret Harris has been honored by the Association of British Science Writers for her deep dive into the unusual world of quirky Nobel Prizes.

Margaret Harris, an editor at Physics World, has been recognized for her exceptional science journalism, winning the 'Feature of the Year' award from the Association of British Science Writers (ABSW).

Celebrating Science Writing Excellence

The award-winning feature focused on the exploration of quirky Nobel prizes, providing readers with an engaging look at some of the more unusual recognitions in the scientific community. The ABSW awards are highly regarded in the industry, celebrating excellence in science, technology, and engineering journalism.

Harris’s work was praised for its ability to blend technical accuracy with a compelling narrative, making complex scientific history accessible to a broader audience. This accolade highlights the ongoing commitment of Physics World to high-quality editorial content in the physical sciences.

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