China launches world’s first quantum science satellite
QUESS mission will test the feasibility of quantum communication between ground and space
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Physics meeting relocated due to discriminatory law
Division of Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics conference will not take place in Charlotte, North Carolina
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US auditors question NASA Mars plans
Government Accountability Office raises concerns over ambitious timescale
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Job cuts loom at UK’s National Physical Laboratory
Up to 15% of staff jobs threatened as lab shifts research priorities
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NASA’s Juno craft arrives at Jupiter
$1.1bn mission will study the origin and inner structure of the largest planet in our solar system
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UK physics faces huge uncertainty after EU referendum result
Researchers voice concern over UK decision to leave the European Union
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ITER fusion-reactor schedule slips by five years
US will retain membership in multi-billion-euro collaboration
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NASA hits back at millionaire in asteroid spat
Nathan Myhrvold at loggerheads with astrophysicists over asteroid analysis
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UK physics faces EU choice
Simon Perks looks at how physics could be affected by the UK's referendum this month on its membership of the European Union
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Jailed Iranian physicist freed temporarily after cancer treatment
Omid Kokabee on medical parole after five years in prison
Read article: Jailed Iranian physicist freed temporarily after cancer treatment
