Ask me anything: Tania Kendrick – ‘There’s something really satisfying when everything starts to click - Physics World
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Tania Kendrick is a civil servant in the UK’s Cabinet Office, working on relations between the UK and the European Union
Analyse this Tania Kendrick has moved from physics into policy, working within the UK government’s Cabinet Office. (Courtesy: Tania Kendrick)
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