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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International performance mixed for UK physicists
Publishing output emphasizes quality over quantity
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Russia mulls over huge 60 m telescope
Facility would join the hunt for exoplanets
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Physics World Special Report: Brazil
Find out about the challenges and opportunities for physicists in the world's fifth biggest nation
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The power of silence
Felicity Mellor explains why today's physicists need time and space to think
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Cambridge physicists divided over Hawking chair
High salary and limited term concern some academics
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Italian Space Agency chief Enrico Saggese quits in wake of investigation
Lavish travel and financial irregularities probed by prosecutors
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CERN kicks off plans for LHC successor
Some 300 physicists and engineers meet to discuss options
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NSA keys into quantum computing
Jon Cartwright looks at what progress the US National Security Agency has made in cracking quantum cryptography codes
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