India gives green light to gravitational-wave observatory
When built by 2030, LIGO-India will allow gravitational-wave sources to be better pinpointed and monitored
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Physicists want to build a next-generation atom interferometer at CERN
The experiment could be used to study gravitational waves as well as search for ultra-light dark-matter particles
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Astronomers braced for a revolution in fast radio burst localizations
Upgrades to several radio telescopes around the world are set to transform the detection of fast radio bursts
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How the European Spallation Source will put Europe at the forefront of neutron science
Helmut Schober on building one of the world’s most powerful neutron facilities
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If science is to thrive, we must understand its human foundations
Robert P Crease explains why science can only thrive if we understand what makes humans tick
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From ‘national treasure’ to ‘failing facilities’: NIST labs are ‘deficient’, says report
Report finds that shoddy conditions are impacting the lab’s work
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UK kicks off design work for an X-ray free-electron laser
Conceptual design review will distil the science demands into a next-generation X-ray facility
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Search for gravitational waves set to resume following COVID-19 setbacks
The forthcoming observational run will be the longest to date, operating for 18 months
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Brightness boost for Berkeley Lab Laser Accelerator upgrade
Interaction Point 2 will be able to produce a laser beam about a thousand times brighter than is currently possible at the lab
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Construction begins on the €1.3bn Square Kilometre Array
SKA will be the world’s largest radio astronomy infrastructure when complete in 2028
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