Read article: Gaia releases most detailed maps of the Milky Way ever taken
Third data release from the European Space Agency's Gaia mission is one of the richest sets of published astronomical information
Read article: Citations in science are biased towards a handful of nations – and the gap is growing
Study reveals huge "citation gap", which could worsen the geographical inequality of science
Read article: Nobel-prize-winning nuclear physicist Ben Roy Mottelson dies aged 95
Mottelson determined that certain nuclei could have asymmetrical shapes
Read article: China Initiative continues to prosecute scientists with links to China
A federal jury in Illinois has found mathematician Mingqing Xiao guilty of failing to report a Chinese bank account to tax authorities
Read article: Netherlands invests €1.1bn in the photonic-chip industry
The cash will be used to create hundreds of photonic start-up companies and scale up photonic-chip production
Read article: CERN’s Large Hadron Collider gears up for Run 3
Engineers will now begin increasing the luminosity before first collisions in June
Read article: Fusion community mourns death of ITER boss Bernard Bigot aged 72
ITER deputy director Eisuke Tada takes over the French-based fusion project while the ITER Council searches for a long-term successor
Read article: MR-Linac pioneer awarded highest ESTRO honour
Jan Lagendijk wins ESTRO’s 2022 Breur Award in recognition of his major contribution to radiotherapy
Read article: MANDELA nuclear-physics laboratories open in South Africa
The two new labs will be used to train students and develop novel nuclear-physics detector technology.
Read article: US survey reveals harassment faced by early-career astronomers
A new report finds that about a third of those polled in a recent survey experienced discrimination at college or at work.
