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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Top South African astronomer reinstated
Phil Charles cleared of sharing astronomy plans with fellow scientists
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Legendary oceanographer scoops Crafoord prize
Tide master Walter Munks awarded $550,000 for seminal geophysics research
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Elspeth Drayson: life in the fast lane
Elspeth Drayson, co-owner of motor-racing team Drayson Racing, talks about her route from physics to the pit-lane
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Vitaly Ginzburg: 1916–2009
Eminent Nobel-prize-winning Russian theorist dies on 8 November aged 93
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Vitaly Ginzburg: a life in physics
Vitaly Ginzburg – one of the most prominent Russian theoretical physicists of the 20th century – talks exclusively about his achievements in physics, his distrust of the church...
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