UK should lead on open-access publishing, says report
Research-funding structures must change to adapt to switch from subscription-based journals
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Square Kilometre Array organization opts for dual-site solution
South Africa and Australia to jointly host world's largest radio telescope
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Head of the US nuclear regulator resigns
Particle physicist Gregory Jaczko steps down amid criticisms
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Graphene comes of age
Nanoscientist Patrick Soukiassian on why the European Union is right to put its faith in graphene
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How to transform your research institution
Giorgio Margaritondo on the revamping of one of Switzerland's leading research institutions
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JUICE picked for launch
European mission to Jupiter squeezes out rival X-ray and gravitational-wave craft
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Neil deGrasse Tyson makes the case for space exploration
Grand visions for space "trigger a wave of innovation", says US astrophysicist
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Linear-collider teams join in rivalry
New board and director for linear-collider design effort
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From childhood dream to lead space-walker
An interview with Drew Feustel, NASA astronaut
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UK overtakes US in research impact
UK now second in physics-quality league behind Canada
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