A trip through Weinberg’s world
John Ellis examines the thoughts of theorist Steven Weinberg
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Double celebration for neutrino lab
Gran Sasso detectors to fill in pieces of neutrino jigsaw
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Top US scientists warn Congress on the dangers of climate change
National Research Council gives its take on the state of US climate science
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Party politics crush US science spending bill
Act to double the budget of government science agencies fails to pass by a dozen votes
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NASA’s crumbling research labs could risk future missions
Report warns that funding is needed to stem decline
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Saudi Arabia to create renewable energy ‘city’
King Abdullah considers the future of his country beyond oil
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Obama sets out Mars mission
US president calls for NASA to send a manned mission to orbit the red planet
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Science in the Muslim world
Jim Al-Khalili examines the prospects for an Islamic scientific renaissance
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UK synchrotron secures £110m upgrade
Diamond light source to build 10 new experimental beamlines
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UK launches space agency
Science minister Paul Drayson says that the space industry could be worth £40bn and create 100,000 jobs in 20 years' time
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