Ethnic diversity boosts scientific impact
Bringing together people from different cultures could have more of a payoff than just an ethical one
Read article: Ethnic diversity boosts scientific impact
Read article: Ethnic diversity boosts scientific impact
Iranian peer-review incident condemned
The Physics Society of Iran voices concern over case of rigged peer-review
Read article: Iranian peer-review incident condemned
Tributes to Stephen Hawking pour in after physicist’s death aged 76
Eminent cosmologist praised for his intellect, sense of humour and advocacy for people with disabilities
Read article: Tributes to Stephen Hawking pour in after physicist’s death aged 76
Stephen Hawking dies aged 76
Renowned cosmologist inspired generations of physicists
Read article: Stephen Hawking dies aged 76
Europe’s cars are ‘untapped gold mine’
Around 20 tonnes of gold scrapped in vehicles each year
Read article: Europe’s cars are ‘untapped gold mine’
China unveils plans for next-generation X-ray observatory
The enhanced X-ray Timing and Polarimetry mission will involve collaboration with Europe
Read article: China unveils plans for next-generation X-ray observatory
Size matters: dose study scoops ECR 2018 prize
Award-winning study presented at ECR 2018 examines the influence of body size on organ dose conversion factors
Lawrence Krauss banned from Arizona State University campus following misconduct allegations
Physicist put on paid leave during investigation
Read article: Lawrence Krauss banned from Arizona State University campus following misconduct allegations
NPL launches Metrology for Medical Physics Centre
The UK's National Physical Laboratory has launched MEMPHYS, the Metrology for Medical Physics Centre
Read article: NPL launches Metrology for Medical Physics Centre
Arecibo observatory saved from closure
A consortium led by the University of Central Florida will fund the observatory with $20.15m over five years
Read article: Arecibo observatory saved from closure
