Fire at US underground lab appears under control
Physicists poised to learn if blaze at the Soudan Mine has damaged their experiments
Read article: Fire at US underground lab appears under control
Read article: Fire at US underground lab appears under control
Japan quake triggers nuclear rethink
Nations to review the safety of their nuclear-power programmes
Read article: Japan quake triggers nuclear rethink
Physicists take stock of quake damage
Facilities in Japan hit, but so far appear to have survived major harm
Read article: Physicists take stock of quake damage
Researchers favoured in UK migration cap
British government reveals details of its new points-based work visa application
Read article: Researchers favoured in UK migration cap
Marshall Stoneham: 1940–2011
Theoretical physicist and current president of the Institute of Physics has died
Read article: Marshall Stoneham: 1940–2011
US university settles religious discrimination case
Astrophysicist Martin Gaskell paid $125,000 in out-of-court settlement
Read article: US university settles religious discrimination case
Tevatron reaches the end of the road
US Department of Energy rejects plan to extend Tevatron operations until 2014
Read article: Tevatron reaches the end of the road
Nobel Foundation stays firm on symposium cancellation
Speaker row scuppers three-day meeting
Read article: Nobel Foundation stays firm on symposium cancellation
Look ahead to 2011
Space missions provided a whole host of data in 2010. That looks set to continue next year
Read article: Look ahead to 2011
Our favourite pictures of 2010
From a nanometre sized Matterhorn to a new 'face of God'
Read article: Our favourite pictures of 2010
