Read article: Boost in the number of US female physicists and astronomers taking faculty positions
Report by the American Institute of Physics finds that 40% of new astronomy faculty are women, while a quarter of new physics faculty recruits are female
Read article: Is your Earth-based citizen science project a winner?
European Space Agency’s Citizen Science Earth Observation Lab looks for creative ideas
Read article: SpaceIL loses contact with craft moments before Moon landing
Israeli organization was aiming to take a giant leap for privately funded space travel
Read article: Topological physics pioneer and Nobel laureate David Thouless dies at 84
Theorist helped create a thriving branch of condensed matter physics
Read article: Physicists in China unveil plans for underground gravitational-wave observatory
Facility in central China would also test Einstein’s theory of general relativity to unprecedented precision
Read article: Technology innovations underpin condensed-matter research
Equipment for some of the most complex experiments in condensed-matter physics will be showcased at the DPG Spring Meeting in Regensburg
Read article: Early-career failure can lead to future success, according to US study
Analysis of scientists who just missed out on lucrative grants finds that they are more productive in the long term
Read article: Can digital healthcare technologies resolve the challenges they bring?
A briefing at the House of Commons highlights the unique challenges digitalization in healthcare raises, and the solutions AI and machine learning technologies may bring
Read article: POP-ART RT evaluates prevalence of adaptive and real-time radiotherapy
The POP-ART RT study is investigating how adaptive and real-time radiotherapy strategies are being used in clinical practice
Read article: Convention signed to establish governing body for the Square Kilometre Array
Seven countries sign the SKA's convention to become founding members of the observatory
