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Staff at the University of Nottingham have begun a two month strike, along with a marking boycott, over plans to cut more than 700 jobs and shut down dozens of degree programmes altogether.

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How tiny fluctuations in the quantum world may determine the fate of reality as we know it

How tiny fluctuations in the quantum world may determine the fate of reality as we know it

How tiny fluctuations in the quantum world may determine the fate of reality as we know it

Britain is preparing to cancel its contribution to one of the Large Hadron Collider's next major upgrades.

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