UK physicists warn of brain drain over funding freeze
Programme cuts could lead to "irreparable damage" to the county’s reputation
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Africa launches continent-wide physics society
The African Physical Society will support researchers and students across the region
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Priority battles
A dozen years after it was found, the priority dispute over who discovered dark energy lingers on, says Robert P Crease
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UK physics hit by savage cuts
Funding council announces UK withdrawal from over 25 international projects
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UK physicists prepare for “deep” budget cuts
Researchers express concern to the UK's science minister over funding council's budget deficit
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Budget deficit threatens Japanese science
Scientists braced for severe cuts to the country’s research programme
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UK to pull out of Gemini Observatory
Funding is 'almost certain' to stop after 2012
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Fundamental physics enters war on cancer
A dozen new US research centres receive cash to apply physics to oncology
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The lure of synchrotrons
Robert P Crease asks how sound are the arguments that the next generation of synchrotron sources are an essential tool for meeting the energy challenge?
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‘High-payoff’ energy research receives US cash boost
Department of Energy funds 37 projects worth a total of $150m
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