Britain's top prizes for physics announced

Research that revealed for the first time that the Earth’s core is almost as hot as the Sun, groundbreaking new work on cosmic strings and black holes, and a scientist who believes he could build a viable desktop quantum computer by 2010, have won Britain’s most prestigious prizes for physics, the Institute of Physics Awards 2006.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news7301.html">Britain's top prizes for physics announced</a></p> <p>Research that revealed for the first time that the Earth’s core is almost as hot as the Sun, groundbreaking new work on cosmic strings and black holes, and a scientist who believes he could build a viable desktop quantum computer by 2010, have won Britain’s most prestigious prizes for physics, the Institute of Physics Awards 2006.</p>