African Astronomical Society debuts in Cape Town
Society will promote astronomy as a tool for development
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NASA’s research ability in space under threat
Report calls for increased funding after being "dramatically" reduced
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Nuclear physicists protest at isotope facility closure
2012 US budget cancels funding for the Holifield Radioactive Ion Beam Facility
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Physicists take stock of quake damage
Facilities in Japan hit, but so far appear to have survived major harm
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Researchers favoured in UK migration cap
British government reveals details of its new points-based work visa application
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Tevatron reaches the end of the road
US Department of Energy rejects plan to extend Tevatron operations until 2014
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Nobel Foundation stays firm on symposium cancellation
Speaker row scuppers three-day meeting
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Gongs away
Bagging a physics prize can bring both pleasures and pitfalls
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US loses status as a ‘colossus of science’
Report says countries in Asia are beginning to equal the US
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Obama’s dream of Mars at risk from radiation
A peak in solar activity could coincide with planned missions
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