Once a physicist: Lydia Harriss
Lydia Harriss is head of physical sciences at the UK’s Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology, and has a degree in biophysics
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UK Catapults fall short, claims review of technology innovation centres
Independent analysis calls for a halt to any new centres until “significant progress” is made
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European physicists call for ‘urgent’ completion of nuclear facility
Facility for Anti-Proton and Ion Research in Germany should be built "without further delays"
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Quantum Circuits bags $18m in first-round financing
Flash Physics: need-to-know updates from the world of physics
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Arecibo Observatory lives on, but with less money
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Charting a future for US physics
Laura Greene, Roger Falcone and Francis Slakey talk about their hopes and fears for physicists under the Trump administration
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New £43m Quantum Technologies Innovation Centre coming to Bristol
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Why money is tight for Japanese science
In conversation with Yasuhiro Iye, executive director of Japan's leading funding agency
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Giving scientific advice in Japan
Tateo Arimoto discusses how the Japanese government can best use scientific advice
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Concerns raised over NIST security breaches
US Government Accountability Office calls for increased measures
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