UK science funding protected from cuts
£4.7bn science budget will increase with inflation until 2020
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Arecibo Observatory faces uncertain future as boss quits
Robert Kerr resigns following clash over funding historic facility in Puerto Rico
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Leading universities form funding ‘clique’
Study finds that institutions occupy "brokerage positions"
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Chinese president to visit UK’s graphene hub
National Graphene Institute set for presidential visit tomorrow
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European superscope reveals its three ‘first-light’ instruments
Agreements signed for E-ELT's phase 1 instruments with the UK, France, Germany and other European states
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Art McDonald and Takaaki Kajita win 2015 Nobel Prize for Physics
Pair win for their discovery of neutrino oscillations
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Chinese-American physicist cleared of spying allegations
Charges against Xiaoxing Xi dropped after experts say secret design was not passed to Chinese researchers
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Joint quantum-computing venture is a first for China
Online retail giant Alibaba and the Chinese Academy of Sciences open lab in Shanghai
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Physicist nominated to lead US Department of Energy’s Office of Science
Barack Obama has chosen Cherry Murray for top science role
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Giant Magellan Telescope Organization president resigns
Management upheaval hits governing body as Ed Moses steps down
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