Read article: Flash Physics: Philae lander spotted, Diamond Light Source launches electron-microscopy lab, prizes for cosmology and fusion research
Today's selection of need-to-know updates from the world of physics
Read article: US board gives student assistants unionization rights
Decision overturns a 2004 ruling, but university representatives disagree with verdict
Read article: US auditors question NASA Mars plans
Government Accountability Office raises concerns over ambitious timescale
Read article: Job cuts loom at UK’s National Physical Laboratory
Up to 15% of staff jobs threatened as lab shifts research priorities
Read article: Thirty Meter Telescope may not be built in Hawaii, say astronomers
Officials will decide early next year whether to build the protest-hit telescope at new site
Read article: The fallout from Brexit for physics
Why the UK's vote to quit the EU seems nothing but bad news
Read article: UK physics faces huge uncertainty after EU referendum result
Researchers voice concern over UK decision to leave the European Union
Read article: China’s tunnel vision
A new book makes a compelling case for building the next big particle collider in China, but Richard de Grijs can’t help wondering who its real audience is
Read article: Guarding integrity
Robert P Crease meets Marcia McNutt, the incoming president of the US National Academy of Sciences
Read article: UK physics faces EU choice
Simon Perks looks at how physics could be affected by the UK's referendum this month on its membership of the European Union
