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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Beware delay
Alan Robock is unhappy with the weight given to the view of climate 'sceptics'
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UK science spared from budget cuts
Physicists welcome government decision but flat-cash settlement could still cause damage
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Nuclear power: yes or no?
Ian Lowe and Barry Brook go head-to-head in our big nuclear-power debate
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Carl Wieman accepts White House science post
Nobel-prize winner confirmed as Obama's associate director for science
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Knowledge from a vast effort
Rasmus Benestad looks at the link between computer models, politics and global warming
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CERN faces €250m budget cuts
Particle-physics lab insists cuts will not affect Large Hadron Collider
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US astronomers unveil 10-year plan
Dark energy missions among top priorities
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Inquiry relights tensions in South African astronomy
But there is confusion over what the inquiry will investigate
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