Martin Rees wins £1m Templeton Prize
Astronomer honoured for posing "big questions" despite "rather boring" views on science and religion
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Between the lines
On Yuri Gagarin, Marie and Pierre Curie, and the shooting of John F Kennedy
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Marshall Stoneham: 1940–2011
Theoretical physicist and current president of the Institute of Physics has died
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Many worlds: how Hugh Everett III changed quantum mechanics
View on demand: an online lecture presented by Peter Byrne
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Strange genius: the life and times of Paul Dirac
View on demand: an online lecture presented by Graham Farmelo
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Eric Cornell: an experimental maestro
Nobel laureate on why it pays to be an 'oscilloscope and laser guy'
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Graphene pioneers bag Nobel prize
Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov win 2010 prize
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Carl Wieman accepts White House science post
Nobel-prize winner confirmed as Obama's associate director for science
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Nicola Cabibbo: 1935–2010
Particle theorist's work led to breakthroughs in weak force interactions
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And then there was light
Pauline Rigby describes how a then little-known scientist became the first person to design and build a working laser
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