Nobel laureate Leon Lederman dies aged 96
US particle physicist co-discovered that neutrinos come in more than one “flavour”
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Frances H Arnold, George P Smith and Gregory P Winter win the Nobel Prize for Chemistry
The Nobel Committee have announced the award of this year's Chemistry Prize for "harnessing the power of evolution"
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Arthur Ashkin, Gérard Mourou and Donna Strickland win the Nobel Prize for Physics
Trio win “for groundbreaking inventions in the field of laser physics”
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CERN describes physicist’s gender talk as ‘highly offensive’
Alessandro Strumia claimed “physics invented and built by men”
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US invests $249m in quantum information science as White House unveils strategic overview
Over 100 research projects will benefit from funding
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Physicists who move abroad can receive a 17% uplift in citations, study reveals
Your papers could get up to 100 additional citations in five years if you move abroad than if you stay at home
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First UK radiation treatment using MR-guided linac
The first patient in the UK has received radiation treatment using the Elekta Unity MR-guided linac
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Optical telecoms pioneer and Nobel laureate Charles Kao dies at 84
Electrical engineer shared 2009 physics prize for developing technology that made the Internet possible
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Isolated female students more likely to drop out of PhD programmes
Study finds that lone women in a PhD cohort were up to 16% less likely to graduate than their male counterparts
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MILabs’ VECTor6 awarded ‘Commercial Innovation of the Year’ at WMIC
The VECTor6 preclinical imaging system with broadband photon tomography receives innovation award at the World Molecular Imaging Congress
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