The Astronomy FSP checks in from South Africa: Between astronomy lectures and labs, students tour the Cape Peninsula. Prof. Brian Chaboyer reports "perfect weather, lots of great scenery and beaches, along with many penguins."...

Prof. Ryan Hickox and an international team of astrophysics colleagues report on an unusual phenomenon in a galaxy far, far away—more than 5 billion light-years away; and a long time ago—almost halfway back in space-time to the Big Bang.

In an interview with IOPscience, graduate student researcher Peter Johnson explains his latest work with Prof. Lorenza Viola.

Prof. Jim LaBelle, principal investigator of the CAPER mission to study the aurora borealis, reflects on the November delay of the NASA rocket launch from the Andoya Rocket Range, Norway.

Marcelo Gleiser writes about the most famous scientist alive today --- and a new movie.

Norwich, VT - Robert Bruno Alexander Naumann, 85.5 years old, succumbed to Parkinson’s Disease at Hanover (N.H.) Terrace on Wednesday morning, Dec. 10, 2014.

Prof. Lorenza Viola has been recognized by the American Physical Society for her seminal contributions at the interface between quantum information theory and quantum statistical mechanics.