What’s next for superconductivity research?
A chat with Hideo Hosono from the Tokyo Institute of Technology
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Why money is tight for Japanese science
In conversation with Yasuhiro Iye, executive director of Japan's leading funding agency
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Giving scientific advice in Japan
Tateo Arimoto discusses how the Japanese government can best use scientific advice
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Konnichiwa Japan
Start of an action-packed trip to Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto and Kamioka
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Putting a stamp on gravitational waves, LEGO’s Women of Nasa, physicist competes in bake-off
Excerpts from the Red Folder
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Under the sea: the November 2017 issue of Physics World is now out
Bubbles, black smokers and bagging neutrinos: the challenges for physicists working below the waterline
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Happy Dark Matter Day
“Don’t be afraid of the dark," say organizers of worldwide celebration
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Hawking’s PhD thesis, Einstein letter up for auction, first zero
Excerpts from the Red Folder
The science and policy of green energy
Juliet Davenport, the chief executive of Good Energy, speaks at the University of the West of England
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Dialogues on physics, great women who changed science, a virtual reality journey to six exoplanets
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