Developing nations must lead in solar geoengineering
Facebook co-founder bankrolls new fund to help countries from the “global south” model solar geoengineering
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Italy picks Frascati for fusion test facility
The Divertor Tokamak Test Facility will be built on the outskirts of Rome
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Radiotherapy: bridging the gap
A major effort is under way to develop robust and affordable medical linacs for low- to middle-income countries
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New European XFEL beamline will be sovereign UK territory
BreXFEL facility will ensure access to European free electron laser
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US academy calls for increased methane monitoring
More data could help decisions related to climate, economics and human health
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US science set for record spending boost
Energy and space set for major increases in final 2018 budget
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NASA delays James Webb Space Telescope
Hubble successor now planned for launch in May 2020
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Mini-EXPLORER: whole-body PET for primate imaging
A long axial field-of-view PET scanner demonstrates total-body imaging of primates
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Brazil suspended from European Southern Observatory
Astronomers dismayed after the country fails to ratify membership
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Europe picks exoplanet mission for launch
The ARIEL mission will study 1000 exoplanets over a four-year period
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