US telescopes faced with closure
Budget constraints threaten six observatories
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India set for Mars mission in 2013
Government approves £70m orbiter to red planet
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Physicists unveil plans for ‘LEP3’ collider at CERN
New collider would study the Higgs boson
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Italian researchers warn of ‘worrying imprudence’ over cuts
Spending review decree is approved by senate
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UK to support open access
Government accepts conclusion from report into open-access publishing
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Privately funded spacecraft will look for dangerous asteroids
B612 Foundation wants to protect humanity from deadly collisions
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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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