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Today’s physics news: Wednesday, 10 March

A Hippocratic oath for scientists Jim Grozier, Organiser of Brighton Café Scientifique, in a letter to the Guardian about a scientific Hippocratic oath. The Guardian    Scottish Tory proposals aim for less state control of education Scotland’s Education Secretary last night gave a guarded welcome to Conservative proposals for new schools funded by the taxpayer but run by independent charities [...]
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Response to the Royal Society’s ‘scientific century’

The Institute of Physics (IOP) has responded to the Royal Society’s ‘The scientific century: securing our future prosperity’, a new report from the Royal Society.  The report is the result of an in-depth study by a group, chaired by Sir Martin Taylor FRS, and including Nobel laureates, former ministers of science, and leading figures from high-tech [...]
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Today’s physics news: Tuesday, 9 March

Scientists unite in call for continued investment An expert group formed by the Royal Society, which includes former Labour and Conservative science ministers Lords Sainsbury and Waldegrave, has warned political parties, with the publication of a new report today, that any plans to raid the science budget after the general election would create a false economy [...]
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MetroCosm finally goes online

UK Metro readers will probably be aware of a Friday feature called MetroCosm.  Each week Metro’s graphic designer Ben Gilliland produces wonderful double-page spread graphics to share the story of some physics that he finds interesting. At long last (and after many requests) Ben has set up a site to host all of his features.  So, [...]
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Today’s physics news: Monday, 8 March

Top scientists demand science manifestoes A group of highly-respected scientists, including Professor Sir Christopher Llewellyn Smith and Lord May Of Oxford, has written a joint-letter to The Times asking each UK political party to lay out its policies for science and engineering in the build-up to the general election. The Times Einstein’s work on display As part of [...]
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