‘A new day’ for US science as Democrats sweep mid-term elections
Scientists have broadly welcomed Tuesday’s “blue tsunami” in the US mid-term elections
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Ask me anything: Tania Kendrick – ‘There’s something really satisfying when everything starts to click’
Tania Kendrick is a civil servant in the UK’s Cabinet Office
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With e-MERLIN facing the axe, what next for Jodrell Bank and UK astronomy?
Exploring the fallout from STFC funding cuts that have left one of the UK’s most iconic scientific facilities facing an uncertain future
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US orders universities to audit foreign research ties
Move by the US Department of Defense affects 30 research universities
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Critics deride US administration’s ‘golden age of science’ report
The document comes as the administration looks to cut the science budget for 2027
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Future of UK physics threatened by ‘ruinous’ funding cuts, says Institute of Physics
The cuts at UK Research and Innovation have resulted in the cancellation of several significant international projects
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Letter from Argentina: ‘an empty desk and an idle electron microscope signal the erosion of the country’s science’
Faramarz S Gard laments the decline of Argentine science
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National Science Foundation’s X-Labs initiative draws fire as ‘terrible idea’
Criticism comes from former presidential science adviser and NSF director Neal Lane
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Inside EPSRC: Charlotte Deane on funding the future of UK physics
The executive chair of the UK funding agency is our podcast guest
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Nottingham physics redundancies ‘an act of academic sabotage’, warn scientists
University plans to cut almost 30% staff in the physics department
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