Read article: China Initiative continues to prosecute scientists with links to China
A federal jury in Illinois has found mathematician Mingqing Xiao guilty of failing to report a Chinese bank account to tax authorities
Read article: US survey reveals harassment faced by early-career astronomers
A new report finds that about a third of those polled in a recent survey experienced discrimination at college or at work.
Read article: Schrödinger lecture theatre at Trinity College Dublin renamed after sexual-abuse reports
The university says that it is also considering the future of its annual Schrödinger Lecture Series
Read article: Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: the chilling impact on science
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is a test for those who want science and politics kept apart
Read article: Why reforming scientific awards can help to tackle discrimination in physics
Jess Wade and Maryam Zaringhalam say that changing prize processes can help to champion a more equitable future
Read article: Bullying and harassment in physics affects us all
Marie Hemingway and Mark Geoghegan on why non-disclosure agreements should be banned in cases of harassment at work
Read article: Webb, Stark and Schrödinger: how physics memorializes controversial figures
Naming phenomena after discoverers is traditional, but not necessarily permanent, says Matin Durrani
Read article: The danger of contaminating the night sky
Karel Green says that while private space endeavours are to be welcomed, we should not ignore the social and ethical concerns that they raise
Read article: Why we need to consider the ethical implications of quantum technologies
Mauritz Kop assesses the ethical principles we must all adopt so that the application of quantum technologies is equitable and safe
Read article: The importance of taking time out
With the pandemic resulting in widescale burnout among academics, Karel Green says that stepping away from the office has never been so essential
