Analysis of scientists who just missed out on lucrative grants finds that they are more productive in the long term
Read article: Early-career failure can lead to future success, according to US study
While the Japanese government says it "expresses an interest" in the $7.5bn International Linear Collider it does not say whether it would host the machine
Read article: Disappointment as Japan fails to commit to hosting the International Linear Collider
Leaders of the UK's industrial-physics community eye up their options as the country prepares to leave the European Union
Read article: Hi-tech firms seek clarity amid Brexit confusion
A talk at the Institute of Physics’ inaugural Business Innovation and Growth Conference highlights the opportunities and risks of selling hi-tech products in new markets
Read article: Advice for physicists navigating the waters of international trade
Subcommittee of the House of Lords says that replacing lost European funding from the Horizon 2020 programme represents a “formidable” challenge
Read article: UK could lose almost 50% of European funding in a ‘no-deal’ Brexit, warns report
Confusion as many top performing Centres for Doctoral Training are discontinued without explanation
Read article: ‘Dismay’ as cuts hit major UK PhD training programme
National Science Foundation says it is working on ways to keep research facilities open if another shutdown hits on 15 February
Read article: US research agencies prepare for new government shutdown
More than 300 researchers forced to shelve plans to attend this week's American Astronomical Society meeting in Seattle
Read article: Government shutdown begins to bite US science
Paul Bate works on a healthcare app and has previously been a science adviser for the UK government
Read article: Once a physicist: Paul Bate
From Brexit to basic research, European Physical Society president Rüdiger Voss on the challenges and opportunities for the continent's physicists
Read article: Celebrating 50 years of the European Physical Society
