Policy and funding News US science budget rises There is good news for science in general and physics in particular in this year's US budget
Particles and interactions News CERN hustings Four physicists are vying to become the next director general of CERN, the European particle physics laboratory
Projects and facilities News Japan thinks big on synchrotrons The highest energy synchrotron radiation source in the world has officially opened
Business and innovation News Euro defence giant born Alcatel Alsthom and Dassault have become strategic partners in Thomson CSF
Policy and funding News Funding rises in France Spending on research will rise next year, but major changes are afoot
Policy and funding News Funding cuts dismay physicists Physicists in the UK reacted with anger last month when they heard that two of their most important sources of funding would be cut
Ultracold matter News Laser-cooled Nobel prize Claude Cohen-Tannoudji, Steve Chu, and Bill Phillips have won the 1997 Nobel Prize for Physics
Policy and funding News US calls for extra synchrotron funds A review panel in the US has called for extra funding for synchrotron radiation sources
Diversity and inclusion News Jobs for the boys New jobs statistics make interesting reading for graduating physicists