Nature has an editorial on the case of this French-Algerian scientist who has been in jail for nearly two years in France under charges of terrorism. Hicheur’s work at CERN, Europe’s premier high-energy physics laboratory near Geneva in Switzerland, certainly made for some good headlines — “Nuclear terror suspect is top physicist”, for example. And, [...]
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The case of Dr Hicheur
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Britain needs the best scientists more than they need it…
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That’s the conclusion of this week’s editorial in Nature which can be read here.
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