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Critical research hit as COVID-19 forces physics labs to close

02 Apr 2020
ITER
Despite the impact of COVID-19 on physics around the world, construction at the ITER experimental fusion reactor in France is still ongoing, albeit with limited personnel. (Courtesy: ITER)
The physical sciences have not evaded the disturbance of daily life as a result of COVID-19 – the

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Peter Gwynne is Physics World's North America correspondent. Michael Banks is news editor of Physics World magazine
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