Read article 'CMS looks forward to new physics with PPS'
Read article 'CMS looks forward to new physics with PPS'
Read article 'Accelerating a better world'
Accelerator physicists worldwide gathered under the auspices of IAEA to discuss the socio-economic impact of accelerators.
Read article 'Science for peace? More than ever!'
Scientists have a special responsibility to build a new world out of the ruins of the war in Ukraine, says Herwig Schopper.
Stefano Vitale describes the status of LISA as the space-based gravitational-wave observatory moves into its final design phase.
Recent progress in understanding thorium’s nuclear structure could enable an ultra-accurate nuclear clock with applications in fundamental physics.
Involving 1500 participants, 17 parallel sessions, 900 talks and 250 posters, ICHEP2022 was a remarkable week of physics, technology and praxis.
If we don’t dare spend money on projects that bring us to the future then we, as Europe, lose a competitive advantage, says Anna Panagopoulou.
The LHCb collaboration has made the most precise measurement yet of the lifetime of a CP-even Bs decay.
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Read article 'Neutron science: simplifying access for industry users'
The ILL is positioning neutron science as a natural extension of industry’s R&D and innovation pipeline. Caroline Boudou and Mark Johnson share the lessons for other large-scale ...
Read article 'Building bridges with industry'
The European Synchrotron Radiation Facility (ESRF) enables industry scientists to translate their materials R&D into high-impact technologies.
Read article 'DESY’s innovation ecosystem delivers impact for industry'
Djamschid Safi explains how big science is helping European companies to fast-track the development of innovative products, services and applications.
Read article 'A(nother) day to remember'
The Courier offers a bite-sized digest of the symposium marking the 10th anniversary of the Higgs-boson discovery.
Read article 'Ben Roy Mottelson 1926–2022'
An outstanding physicist who played a decisive role in the understanding of atomic nuclei.
Read article 'Bernard Bigot 1950–2022'
Bigot's personal dedication and commitment as ITER director-general shaped every aspect of the project.
Read article 'Boris Lazarevich Ioffe 1926–2022'
Boris Ioffe's work with E Shabalin provided an impetus for the creation of the Glashow–Iliopoulos–Maiani mechanism.
Read article 'Your guide to becoming a CERN guide'
The most satisfying thing is witnessing people’s enthusiasm and their desire to learn more about CERN and its mission, says Bryan Pérez Tapia.
Read article 'Jet-energy corrections blaze a trail'
CMS physicists have taken advantage of the data collected during LHC Run 2 to observe jets in many different final states and systematically understand their differences in detail.
Read article 'J/ψ photoproduction in hadronic PbPb collisions'
For the first time, ALICE has observed a significant coherently photo-produced J/ψ-meson signal in semi-central PbPb collisions.
Read article 'Low-pileup data pin down top-quark production'
A new ATLAS analysis allows an important test of the compatibility with predictions from different PDF sets.
Read article 'Tracing molecules at the vacuum frontier'
The CERN-developed simulator “Molflow” has become the de-facto industry standard for ultra-high-vacuum simulations, with applications ranging from chip manufacturing to the exp...
