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Physics must tackle class prejudice to be truly inclusive

Mike Follows argues that class prejudice can have an equally devastating effect in science as other forms of discrimination

National Ignition Facility demonstrates net fusion energy gain in world first

Surpassing energy breakeven at US facility constitutes a "Wright brothers moment" for fusion research, say researchers

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Much research is under way to develop commercial autofocus lenses, but it could be some years before there’s a market-ready product that appeals to consumers

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Sun Nuclear: an expanded portfolio for quality management at ASTRO 2022

Sun Nuclear showcases its end-to-end quality assurance portfolio

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Quasars, exoplanets and the atmospheres of distant worlds: more on the first results from the JWST

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