Peter Higgs's work in the 1960s contributed to the prediction of a new particle, the so-called Higgs boson
Read article: Peter Higgs: Nobel-prize-winning particle theorist dies aged 94
The instrument will spend the coming decade imaging over 20 million galaxies to create a 'movie' of the universe
Read article: Construction complete on the 3200 megapixel Legacy Survey of Space and Time camera
Swedish Academy believes AI will reduce bias in evaluating nominations
Read article: Artificial intelligence will help pick Nobel Prize for Physics winners
Brazilian nationals will now be eligible to apply for staff positions at CERN
Read article: Brazil becomes first Latin American country to join CERN
The green economy, space technologies and opportunities in venture capital investment have been choosen
Read article: Institute of Physics announces ‘impact projects’ for 2024
The NSF has been told to choose between the Giant Magellan Telescope and the Thirty Meter Telescope as a next-generation ground-based observatory
Read article: Battle for the skies: US insists GMT and TMT telescopes must vie for funding
The craft also becomes the first US mission to make a soft landing on the Moon since Apollo 17 in December 1972
Read article: US Odysseus mission becomes first private craft to successfully land on the Moon
Trees could detect radio waves produced by the interaction of tau neutrinos in the atmosphere
Read article: Seeing the wood for the trees: could forests be used as neutrino detectors?
“Challenging” cuts due to issues with space agency’s flagship Mars Sample Return mission
Read article: NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory to lay off more than 500 employees
AIP, APS and IOP Publishing claim that “science is our only shareholder”
Read article: Major physics publishers join forces to announce ‘purpose-led’ publishing initiative
