Read article 'How the Sun and stars shine'
Read article 'How the Sun and stars shine'
Read article 'Plotting a course to ALICE 3'
Preparations are under way for a next-generation heavy-ion experiment for Run 5 of the LHC and beyond.
Read article 'Connecting CERN and South Asia'
The third edition of CERN South Asian High Energy Physics Instrumentation (SAHEPI) workshop demonstrated the growth of the community in the region.
The collaboration's latest test of lepton-flavour universality with beauty baryons brings a further tool to understand the flavour anomalies.
Technology originally developed for high-energy physics is being used to develop a novel medical linear accelerator for radiotherapy in low- and middle-income countries.
Energy economy was the primary motivation for CERN to adopt the “Sirius” family of regenerative power converters for its transfer lines.
Two roadmaps completed at the end of last year set out the detector and accelerator technologies required to achieve the ambitious goals of the 2020 update of the European strategy...
The latest PHYSTAT meeting concentrated on the way systematic effects are incorporated in a range of particle-physics analyses.
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Browse the editor’s picks by downloading a PDF of the most recent issue of CERN Courier
Read about 'In focus: vacuum technology'
Innovation in vacuum science, technology and engineering at CERN and beyond
Read article 'Exploring the early universe with gravitational waves'
Theorists and experimentalists met at CERN in October to discuss new detector concepts and theoretical approaches to search for a cosmological gravitational-wave background.
Read article 'Vacuum solutions fuel fusion dreams'
ITER vacuum-section leader Robert Pearce describes the latest progress with one of the largest and most complex vacuum systems ever built.
Read article 'MAX IV: partnership is the key'
State-of-the-art ultrahigh-vacuum technologies underpin the 3 GeV electron storage ring of Sweden's MAX IV light source.
Read article 'Space-based data probe neutron lifetime'
Results show that a dedicated instrument on a future lunar mission would bring a crucial third independent tool to tackle the neutron lifetime puzzle.
Read article 'One day in September: Copenhagen'
A new production of Michael Frayn’s masterwork Copenhagen contains little action but much physics and food for thought, finds Letizia Diamante.
Read article 'Witten reflects'
The veteran theorist explains how the LHC and other recent results have impacted his view on nature.
Read article 'Multidisciplinary CERN forum tackles AI'
The structure was designed to stimulate sew insights, dialogue and collaboration between AI specialists, scientists, philosophers and ethicists.
Read article 'Training future experts in the fight against cancer'
The Heavy Ion Therapy Masterclass school was the first event of the European Union project HITRIplus, in which CERN is a strategic partner.
Read article 'Unrivalled precision on Z invisible width'
Testament to the LHC entering a precision era of physics, the CMS measurement is competitive with LEP's.
Read article 'Charm-strange mesons probe hadronisation'
The freshly-completed upgrade of the detectors and the harvest of Pb–Pb collision data expected in Run 3 will further improve the measurements.
Read article 'Searching for Higgs compositeness'
LHC data place strongest constraints to date on the production of vector-like quarks, predicted in composite-Higgs scenarios.
Read article 'Scrutinising the Higgs sector'
The 11th Higgs Hunting workshop saw more than 300 participants discuss the most recent results in the Higgs sector.
