US–Russia tensions hit scientists
Russian scientists banned from Department of Energy labs as sanctions bite
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Standards lab overlooked spy agency’s cryptography ‘back door’, say scientists
Report slams US National Institute of Standards and Technology for supporting flawed algorithm
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Nanoethical concerns
Using nanotechnology to teach ethics has its pros and cons, finds Robert P Crease
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Nanoscience debate rages on: stripy nanoparticles
Jon Cartwright looks at the debate surrounding "stripy nanoparticles"
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Between the lines
A dual biography of Faraday and Maxwell, an insider’s tale of the Higgs hunt and a flawed study of the physics of warfare, reviewed by Margaret Harris
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Why don’t they listen?
Robert P Crease reckons he knows why science has lost its authority among politicians
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Dispute arises over rejected climate-science paper
University of Reading physicist's claims rejected by journal publisher
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The problem of missile defence
Rebecca Slayton's book Arguments That Count has implications that stretch far beyond Cold War history, according to reviewer Philip Webber
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Scientists face discrimination when choosing a PhD
Academics less likely to meet with female and ethnic-minority students, study reveals
Pressures and constraints on Iranian research
Abbas Ali Saberi calls for an end to sanctions that are hurting physics and physicists in Iran
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