Everyday science Blog Japan shows interest in hosting the ILC Since the Nobel Prize for physics was awarded this week to three Japanese-born researchers, it seems like Japan has gone particle physics crazy
Everyday science Blog Nobel prize: there should be no controversy There was a reason why science reporters like me groaned at the announcement of the Nobel Prize for Physics yesterday...
Everyday science Blog Knot very funny Call me a killjoy, but I don't find this year's Ig Nobel prize in physics particularly amusing...
Everyday science Blog In praise of Pendry and plasmons Yesterday I had the pleasure of attending day two of 'Pendry Fest'...
Everyday science Blog Italian space agency still in flux Yesterday afternoon, I had a brief chat with Enrico Saggese, the controversial new commissioner of the Italian Space Agency...
Everyday science Blog Space fair starts with a shower The weather was dry as I arrived yesterday at the armadillo-shaped congress centre in Glasgow for the 59th International Astronautical Congress...
Everyday science Blog A triplet of rovibrational ground states Rovibrational ground states are a bit like buses - you wait a long time for nothing and then three come along one after another.
Everyday science Blog 'Up-tight' at CERN? Dorigo spends most of his time working on the LHC's CMS experiment - so what does he have to say about the recent setbacks?...
Everyday science Blog Lehman Bros 'killed by complexity' Have rocket scientists built 'financial weapons of mass destruction'?...