Read article: Particle feud goes public
Particle feud goes public
Rift in CERN collaboration leads to charge of poor and unethical science
Read article: Particle feud goes public
Read article: Satellites find water on the Moon
Satellites find water on the Moon
Lunar surface could be wetter than previously thought
Read article: Earth’s glaciers melting at an accelerated rate
Earth’s glaciers melting at an accelerated rate
'Dynamic thinning' of the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets tracked by NASA satellite
Read article: Freak waves spotted in microwave cavity
Freak waves spotted in microwave cavity
Experiment could explain how huge waves form in the ocean
Read article: The Sun could be heading into period of extended calm
The Sun could be heading into period of extended calm
Weakness in the Sun's magnetic field allows more particles to escape
Read article: Galactic-scale observatory planned
Galactic-scale observatory planned
Edwin Cartlidge is a science journalist based in Rome
Read article: Is dark matter mostly ‘dark atoms’?
Is dark matter mostly ‘dark atoms’?
New model says that the universe largely consists of dark atoms bound together by a new force
Read article: Tricolour entanglement could connect qubits
Tricolour entanglement could connect qubits
Demonstration is an early step towards a 'quantum switchboard'
Read article: Opposites don’t always attract
Opposites don’t always attract
Researchers explain why oppositely charged droplets can bounce off one another
Read article: CERN boss targets linear collider
CERN boss targets linear collider
Rolf-Dieter Heuer confirms November switch-on for the Large Hadron Collider and plans for lab's future
