Read article: China to lure more scientists from abroad
China to lure more scientists from abroad
New drive to boost Chinese science
Read article: China to lure more scientists from abroad
Read article: Chu sworn in as DOE head
Chu sworn in as DOE head
Nobel-prize winner in Obama's cabinet
Read article: Construction set to start on $900m light source
Construction set to start on $900m light source
More than 2000 scientists per year will use new Brookhaven facility
Read article: Let the global astronomy celebrations begin
Let the global astronomy celebrations begin
The International Year of Astronomy marks the 400th anniversary of the first use of an astronomical telescope by Galileo Galilei. As the 2009 celebrations kick off,
The best of 2008
Monthly highlights from the year in physics
Read article: Top UK physics departments tumble in new assessment
Top UK physics departments tumble in new assessment
Oxford, Imperial and Southampton fall in physics rankings
Read article: McCain chips in on science
McCain chips in on science
Republican calls for policy decisions based on 'sound science'
Read article: LHC finally gets ready for action
LHC finally gets ready for action
After nigh-on three decades, scientists at the CERN laboratory near Geneva are on the verge of completing the world’s most powerful particle collider. With all of the 1600 superconducting magnets t...
Read article: Lay-offs at Fermilab set to be reversed
Lay-offs at Fermilab set to be reversed
Bush signs spending bill that includes emergency support for physics
Read article: No extra cash for UK physics
No extra cash for UK physics
Suggestion that £80m was 'cut' from budget is 'simply wrong', says government
