Our favourite pictures of 2014
From interstellar dust and galactic dirt to cracking oysters and educational doodles
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Physics World’s 2014 Book of the Year honours materials that matter
Mark Miodownik's love letter to materials science comes first in a strong shortlist
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Multimedia highlights of 2014
From detecting landmines to the art of quantum kung fu
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Comet landing named Physics World 2014 Breakthrough of the Year
Rosetta mission tops our list of the 10 key breakthroughs in physics
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European Science Foundation survives elimination vote
Organization will be smaller and no longer fund pan-European research
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Physicist nominated as US defence secretary
Barack Obama has chosen Ashton Carter for key defence role
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Japan launches second asteroid mission
Hayabusa 2 to bring back samples from carbon-rich body
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UK unveils £120m quantum-technology hubs
Birmingham, Glasgow, Oxford and York universities chosen to co-ordinate new initiative to exploit quantum research
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Review breathes life into Yucca Mountain nuclear-waste site
Election fall-out and NRC resignation could also tip the balance towards Nevada facility
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LED firm rejects Nobel laureate’s olive branch
Shuji Nakamura tried to rebuild ties with Nichia
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