Japanese particle-physics leader dies
Yoji Totsuka, former head of the KEK high-energy physics lab, dies at 66
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A cosmic conundrum
Lincoln Wolfenstein explores the enduring mystery of matter–antimatter asymmetry
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Lay-offs at Fermilab set to be reversed
Bush signs spending bill that includes emergency support for physics
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CERN hopes LHC report will dispel doomsday fears
New report reinforces earlier conclusion that there is no cause for concern from strangelets or black holes
DAFNE enjoys a particle boost
Upgrade is proving to be a success, and will lead to 'new physics'
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Looking for ET’s neutrino beam
Might extraterrestrials be communicating via neutrinos?
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Neil Turok chosen to lead Perimeter Institute
Cambridge cosmologist says his switch to the Canadian centre is the "opportunity of a lifetime"
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Nobel laureates petition Bush over funding shortfall
Twenty top physicists call for over $500m in 'emergency' cash to plug poor 2008 US science budget
Report slams UK’s leading physics funding agency
MPs call for major shake-up at the Science and Technology Facilities Council
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Dark matter claims disputed
Flashes of light seen at the DAMA experiment in Italy are not necessarily WIMPs, say physicists
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