CERN hold-up hurts graduate students
Delayed LHC leaves some students without data for theses
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Big gains for physics as Obama signs stimulus bill
More than $10bn will go towards funding physical-science projects
Top scientists join Hawking at Perimeter Institute
Leonard Susskind among nine new researchers at Canadian centre
Chameleon particle blends into the background
Fermilab experiment puts limit on dark-energy candidate
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Fusion ambassador
From boss of the CERN particle-physics lab to head of the UK’s fusion programme, Chris Llewellyn Smith has held some of the top jobs in physics. He talks to Michael Banks a...
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China to lure more scientists from abroad
New drive to boost Chinese science
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Chu sworn in as DOE head
Nobel-prize winner in Obama's cabinet
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Construction set to start on $900m light source
More than 2000 scientists per year will use new Brookhaven facility
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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,
Monthly highlights from the year in physics
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The best of 2008
