Nobel laureate Richard Taylor dies at 88
Physicist shared 1990 prize for finding experimental evidence for quarks
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Japan’s SuperKEKB set for first particle collisions
Revamped accelerator will soon be smashing electrons and positrons together
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US National Science Foundation clamps down on misconduct
Agency will now require every grantee organization to report cases of sexual harassment
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American Institute of Physics names new CEO
Physicist and science adviser Michael Moloney takes over in March
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Expedition aimed to mitigate earthquake risk in New Zealand
Seismic data from colliding Pacific and Australian plates could reveal fault slip secrets
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Small modular nuclear reactors are a crucial technology, says report
UK think tank says reactors offer flexible way to decarbonize economy
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Space drones will give satellites a new lease of life
Effective Space plans to launch fleet of spacecraft in 2020
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X-ray pioneers bag European Physical Society Condensed Matter Division Europhysics Prize
Giacomo Ghiringhelli and Lucio Braicovich win for developing inelastic scattering technique
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AAPM publishes guidelines for reporting Monte Carlo studies
AAPM Task Group develops guidelines to improve reporting of Monte Carlo simulations in medical physics research
Intel unveils 49-qubit superconducting chip
Quantum processor named after Alaska’s Tangled Lakes
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