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Wanted: €1 billion for troubled German nuclear physics facility

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Wanted: €1 billion for troubled German nuclear physics facility

Trial set for Italian underground lab chiefs accused of endangering water supplies

Europe's €1 billion quantum flagship announces grants

Europe’s billion-euro quantum flagship hands out first grants

Leaks put Italy's underground lab in jeopardy

Chemical spills put Italy’s underground physics lab in jeopardy

Much cheaper, smaller atom smashers may be on the horizon

There’s a fairer way to allot seats in the European Parliament, mathematicians say—but politicians don’t like it

Better atomic clocks herald new era of timekeeping

With better atomic clocks, scientists prepare to redefine the second

Isotope cloud linked to failed neutrino source

Mishandling of spent nuclear fuel in Russia may have caused radioactivity to spread across Europe

The light fantastic

Physicists are planning to build lasers so powerful they could rip apart empty space

The art of space-time

Relativity survives drop test

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