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3 win Nobel for subatomic physics research

Two Japanese citizens and a Japanese-born American won the 2008 Nobel Prize in physics for discoveries in the world of subatomic physics, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced Tuesday.
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3 win Nobel for subatomic physics research

Two Japanese scientists and an American won the 2008 Nobel Prize in physics on Tuesday for theoretical advances that help explain the behavior of the smallest particles of matter.
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Times Online James Atkinson: experimental physicist

06/30/08
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Forbes Beauty Is Truth

Physicists searching for creation's symmetry nab the Nobel.
10/07/08
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Los Angeles Times Particle smasher begins Big Bang...

Scientists around the world celebrate the tests at the Large Hadron Collider near Geneva. 'We will be unlocking the secrets of the universe,' one physicist says. ...
09/11/08
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Times Online Leading scientist urges teaching of...

Creationism should be taught in schools as a legitimate point of view to stop religious children losing interest in science lessons, a leading Royal Society scientist has urged.
09/11/08
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Times Online Our biggest black hole was in the budget

In 1987, as Minister for Higher Education and Science, I was despatched by Margaret Thatcher to CERN in Geneva on a delicate mission. It was the era of “the...
09/11/08
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WRAL.com Scientists beaming after test of big...

A small blip on a computer screen sent champagne corks popping among physicists in Switzerland. Near Chicago, researchers at a "pajama party" who watched via satellite let out...
09/10/08
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Physicist: Bolt could have run 9.55 in Beijing

A physicist has done the math, and says Usain Bolt could have run the 100-meter Olympic final in 9.55 seconds if he had not slowed down to showboat.
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Top physicist to quit ‘amateur’ Britain after Stephen Hawking snub

One of the leading theoretical physicists in Britain is to leave for Canada, having failed to receive funding for his plan to set up an institute in honour of Stephen Hawking, his friend and colleague. Neil Turok, professor of mathematical physics at Cambridge University, will now realise his ambition at the Perimeter Institute in Ontario.
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WRAL.com Scientists beaming after test of big...

A small blip on a computer screen sent champagne corks popping among physicists in Switzerland. Near Chicago, researchers at a "pajama party" who watched via satellite let out...
09/10/08
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Engadget Physicists develop microlens with...

It's hard to say when we, the consumers, will actually see any real benefit from the latest noteworthy discovery from Northeastern University, but we can only imagine that...
08/28/08
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Yahoo! News Nobel-winning physicist Willis Lamb...

AP - Willis E. Lamb Jr., a Nobel prize-winning physicist whose work on the electron structure of the hydrogen atom revolutionized the quantum theory of matter, has died. He was 94.
05/21/08
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Yahoo! News Scientist Was Writing 'Books' by Age...

LiveScience.com - Editor's Note: ScienceLives is an occasional series that puts scientists under the microscope to find out what makes them tick. The series is a cooperation...
08/02/08
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msnbc You'll need a microscope to see...

President-elect Barack Obama is larger than life these days. Except, that is, at the University of Michigan, where he has become remarkably small.
11/12/08
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Arstechnica The week in science: sick bats,...

Researchers use carbon nanotubes for fiber optics, silver snowflakes for invisibility, and look for signs that humanity has triggered a new geological era. It's all in a week's...
11/08/08
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Pope, physicist Hawking at evolution gathering

Pope Benedict told a gathering of scientists including the British cosmologist Stephen Hawking on Friday that there was no contradiction between believing in God and empirical science.
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A flood of fossils

John Martin portrayed the collapse of civilizations, or the onslaught of the Deluge, as vast panoramas with a slightly hysterical veracity bordering on kitsch. In his early nineteenth-century renditions of the dramatic past, cowering crowds quake with terror before tidal waves or massacring invaders, all lit by lurid lightning or dazzling sunbeams slicing through clouds. Thanks to their extensive reproduction as mezzotints, his images achieved great popularity. He was the perfect artist to illustrate the age of monsters.
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Forbes Star Struck

The endless race for fusion energy pits a giant reactor in France against two upstarts in North America.
11/07/08
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msnbc Could a hot air balloon help map...

Athena Coustenis, an astrophysicist and planetologist with the Paris Observatory, is helping draft a plan to send a hot air balloon to Titan, as well as an orbiting spacecraft...
11/06/08
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Times Online Gundam cartoon academy to open in Japan

For most universities around the world illegal meteor-mining, politically explosive space colonies and wars waged between teenagers in robot battle suits are treated as the...
11/01/08
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Los Angeles Times Copper ruins in Jordan bolster...

New carbon dating shows the site is older than previously believed. Critics say there's still no evidence of an empire. ...
10/27/08
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msnbc X-rays emitted from ordinary Scotch tape

Just two weeks after a Nobel Prize highlighted theoretical work on subatomic particles, physicists are announcing a startling discovery about a much more familiar form of...
10/22/08
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WRAL.com Tape measure: X-rays detected from...

Just two weeks after a Nobel Prize highlighted theoretical work on subatomic particles, physicists are announcing a startling discovery about a much more familiar form of...
10/22/08
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WRAL.com Sidelined CERN collider gets a new,...

The world's largest scientific machine may have malfunctioned soon after its spectacular start and still be out of action. But that didn't stop dignitaries, donors and diplomats...
10/21/08
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chicagotribune.com 'Buckypaper' could transform planes,...

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) _ It's called "buckypaper" and looks a lot like ordinary carbon paper, but don't be fooled by the cute name or flimsy appearance. It could revolutionize...
10/18/08
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