Read article: What’s in store in 2010?
What’s in store in 2010?
From new data at the Large Hadron Collider to deep research budget cuts in the UK and Japan, 2010 could be both the best and worst of times
Read article: What’s in store in 2010?
Read article: UK physics hit by savage cuts
UK physics hit by savage cuts
Funding council announces UK withdrawal from over 25 international projects
Read article: NASA launches sky surveyor
NASA launches sky surveyor
WISE will search for cool stars and study the structure of nearby galaxies
Read article: UK physicists prepare for “deep” budget cuts
UK physicists prepare for “deep” budget cuts
Researchers express concern to the UK's science minister over funding council's budget deficit
Read article: Budget deficit threatens Japanese science
Budget deficit threatens Japanese science
Scientists braced for severe cuts to the country’s research programme
Read article: UK to pull out of Gemini Observatory
UK to pull out of Gemini Observatory
Funding is 'almost certain' to stop after 2012
Read article: APS rejects plea to alter stance on climate change
APS rejects plea to alter stance on climate change
American Physical Society maintains view that human activities are causing global warming
Read article: Vitaly Ginzburg: 1916–2009
Vitaly Ginzburg: 1916–2009
Eminent Nobel-prize-winning Russian theorist dies on 8 November aged 93
Read article: Fundamental physics enters war on cancer
Fundamental physics enters war on cancer
A dozen new US research centres receive cash to apply physics to oncology
Read article: ‘High-payoff’ energy research receives US cash boost
‘High-payoff’ energy research receives US cash boost
Department of Energy funds 37 projects worth a total of $150m
