Early indications of the direction of Donald Trump’s second term as US president are already spooking some scientists
Read article: Scientists braced for Donald Trump’s second term as US president
About 325 people, representing 5% of the lab’s employees, will be affected
Read article: NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab announces further staff layoffs
A committee of 15 experts from research and industry call for Framework Programme 10 to have a budget of at least €220bn
Read article: EU must double its science budget to remain competitive, warns report
The Baltic nation is now the 24th member state of the Geneva-based particle-physics lab
Read article: Estonia becomes first Baltic state to join CERN
A group of anonymous whistleblowers say that Fermilab is in 'crisis' and needs a management shake-up
Read article: Fermilab is ‘doomed’ without management overhaul claims whistleblower report
Keith Burnett discusses his career, the power of diversity and the value of universities to society
Read article: Keith Burnett: ‘I have this absolute commitment that the broader we are, the more powerful physics will be’
NASA says that increasing management costs means it cannot afford to the keep the “great observatory” operational
Read article: US astronomers slam cuts to the Chandra X-ray observatory
Brazilian nationals will now be eligible to apply for staff positions at CERN
Read article: Brazil becomes first Latin American country to join CERN
The green economy, space technologies and opportunities in venture capital investment have been choosen
Read article: Institute of Physics announces ‘impact projects’ for 2024
Anne Pawsey is secretary general of the European Physical Society in Mulhouse, France
Read article: Ask me anything: Anne Pawsey – ‘I really enjoy working with a huge community of physicists’
