UK could lose almost 50% of European funding in a ‘no-deal’ Brexit, warns report
Subcommittee of the House of Lords says that replacing lost European funding from the Horizon 2020 programme represents a “formidable” challenge
‘Dismay’ as cuts hit major UK PhD training programme
Confusion as many top performing Centres for Doctoral Training are discontinued without explanation
US research agencies prepare for new government shutdown
National Science Foundation says it is working on ways to keep research facilities open if another shutdown hits on 15 February
Government shutdown begins to bite US science
More than 300 researchers forced to shelve plans to attend this week's American Astronomical Society meeting in Seattle
Once a physicist: Paul Bate
Paul Bate works on a healthcare app and has previously been a science adviser for the UK government
Celebrating 50 years of the European Physical Society
From Brexit to basic research, European Physical Society president Rüdiger Voss on the challenges and opportunities for the continent's physicists
US Congress set to welcome eight new members with scientific credentials
The success of the first-time candidates will roughly double the number of scientifically trained members in Congress
Next steps for quantum communication
Senior scientists share views on the future of the field, its technologies and how it should be supported
Beneath the glamour, tough questions at the launch of Europe’s Quantum Flagship
Members of Europe's quantum-science community debate the nature of "basic science" and whether a billion euros constitutes a big enough investment
The future for learned societies
Paul Hardaker, chief executive of the Institute of Physics, on the vital but changing remit for learned societies
