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GrEAT potential: why China and the UK are working together in gravitational-wave research.
Gravitational waves are interesting because they are the ideal probe for the densest, darkest regions of our universe.
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He has been awarded the George Cross for his part in rescuing the Thai football team in the Tham Luang cave
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With her colleague Gérard Mourou, Donna found a way to stretch and compress lasers to produce short, intense pulses that have many practical uses, including in delicate surgeries to fix problems with vision
She is the third woman in history to win the Nobel Prize in Physics
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She has just won the $3m Special Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics for her discovery of pulsars 50 years ago
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