Italian astrophysicist Roberto Soria on the opportunities and challenges of living in China and what changed when the pandemic hit
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Michael Banks talks to neutrino pioneer Takaaki Kajita about his new research direction
Read article: Life beyond the Nobel: Takaaki Kajita and the hunt for gravitational waves
Matin Durrani talks to Brian Josephson about his work in consciousness
Read article: Life beyond the Nobel: Brian Josephson and his interest in the mind
Joanne O’Meara is professor of physics at the University of Guelph in Canada and does outreach with children including segments on the TV show Daily Planet
Read article: Ask me anything: Joanne O’Meara – ‘there is nothing better than sharing your passion for science and seeing it ignite in someone else’
Hewish played a pivotal role in the first detection of pulsars
Read article: Nobel-prize-winning astronomer Antony Hewish dies aged 97
Plaque remembers Jewish refugee who escaped the Nazis and Russians before making his name in the UK
Read article: Blue plaque unveiled in honour of remarkable Hungarian-born polymer scientist Andrew Keller
Matin Durrani recalls his encounters with the late Steven Weinberg, who died in July 2021
Read article: Steven Weinberg: probably the greatest theorist of his age
British physicist was a staunch advocate of scholarly publishing
Read article: Neutron-science pioneer John Enderby dies aged 90
Maskawa shared the 2008 Nobel Prize for Physics for his work on the mechanism of “broken symmetry” that led to the prediction of a new family of quarks.
Read article: Japanese Nobel-prize-winning particle physicist Toshihide Maskawa dies aged 81
Giant of 20th-century physics was instrumental in formulating the Standard Model of particle physics in the 1960s
Read article: US Nobel-prize-winning physicist Steven Weinberg dies aged 88
