Europe emerges as neutron science powerhouse
Europe accounts for more than half of all papers in neutron science between 2005 and 2015
Gender gap in physics among highest in science
Study predicts it could be more than two centuries until there are equal numbers of senior male and female researchers in physics
NASA launches TESS exoplanet mission
The Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite will catalogue thousands of nearby planets
Nobel laureate Peter Grünberg dies at 78
Physicist co-discovered “giant magnetoresistance”
Developing nations must lead in solar geoengineering
Facebook co-founder bankrolls new fund to help countries from the “global south” model solar geoengineering
Italy picks Frascati for fusion test facility
The Divertor Tokamak Test Facility will be built on the outskirts of Rome
New European XFEL beamline will be sovereign UK territory
BreXFEL facility will ensure access to European free electron laser
US academy calls for increased methane monitoring
More data could help decisions related to climate, economics and human health
US science set for record spending boost
Energy and space set for major increases in final 2018 budget
NASA delays James Webb Space Telescope
Hubble successor now planned for launch in May 2020