Nanoethical concerns
Using nanotechnology to teach ethics has its pros and cons, finds Robert P Crease
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Physicists seek to cut helium costs
Consortium puts forward helium brokerage plans
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Germany set to pull out of €2bn radio telescope
SKA bosses confident shortfall will be met by other countries
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New president appointed at Italian Space Agency
Troubled organization to be led by physicist
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US particle-physics panel presents plan for the future
20-year plan emphasizes international collaboration
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Why don’t they listen?
Robert P Crease reckons he knows why science has lost its authority among politicians
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US sanctions on Russia hit ITER council
Fusion-reactor scientists grapple with politics and funding woes
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Physicists take up key science posts in Serbian government
Appointees must address funding crisis
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Brazil transforms its research landscape
As Brazil climbs up the global economic leaderboard, a rapid increase in science funding is transforming the country’s research landscape
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Marco Antonio Raupp: priorities and challenges for Brazilian science
Marco Antonio Raupp, Brazil’s minister of science, technology and innovation, on the challenges and opportunities for Brazilian research
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