Read article 'ITER powers ahead'
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Read article 'Embracing change to secure the future'
President of the CERN Council Ursula Bassler reflects on the progress and challenges in building the next major collider.
Read article 'First observation of WWW production'
The ATLAS collaboration has observed the simultaneous production of three W bosons for the first time.
The CMS collaboration has set constraints on a simplified model mediated by the Higgs boson.
The diffuse photon background that fills the universe does not limit itself to the attention-hogging cosmic microwave background.
New muon end-cap wheels currently being installed in the ATLAS detector will provide precision tracking and triggering at high rates for Run 3 and beyond.
The inaugural CERN Flavour Anomalies Workshop brought together more than 500 experimentalists and theorists to discuss longstanding tensions in B-physics measurements.
The Ideas of Particle Physics, fourth edition, by J E Dodd and B Gripaios, Cambridge University Press.
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Read article 'Overview of the ITER project, and our variable experiences in the development of some critical components of the magnets'
By clicking the “Join the audience” button you will be taken to our third-party webinar provider in order to register your details. ITER has now reached the stage where about h...
Read article 'Quark–gluon plasma narrows jets'
A new measurement by the ALICE collaboration has demonstrated for the first time that jets become narrower after “quenching” in quark–gluon plasma.
Read article 'LHCb studies the intrinsic charm of the proton'
The possibility that the proton wave function may contain a |uudcc̄> component in addition to the g → cc̄ splitting arising from perturbative gluon radiation has b...
Read article 'CERN unveils roadmap for quantum technology'
Exploring the potential of quantum information science and technologies for high-energy physics.
Read article '2021 Nobel Prize recognises complexity'
Giorgio Parisi, Klaus Hasselmann and Syukuro Manabe made groundbreaking contributions to the understanding of complex physical systems, such as Earth's climate.
Read article 'Having the right connections is key'
SKAO director-general Philip Diamond describes how the world's largest radio telescope went from concept to construction.
Read article 'Making complexity irrelevant'
Headed by two ATLAS physicists, gluoNNet applies data-mining and machine-learning techniques to benefit wider society.
Read article 'Helmut Weber 1947–2021'
Helmut Weber played a significant role during CERN’s transition from the LEP era to the LHC project.
Read article 'Egil Lillestøl 1938–2021'
Egil Lillestøl was able to explain the most complex systems and mechanisms in physics to any audience.
Read article 'Simon Eidelman 1948–2021'
Simon Eidelman was a leading researcher at the Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics in Novosibirsk, Russia.
Read article 'Counting collisions precisely at CMS'
Beyond the setting of new records, precise knowledge of the luminosity at particle colliders is vital for physics analyses.
Read article 'The end of an era'
Steven Weinberg is part of the reduced rank of scientists who have radically changed the way we understand the universe and our place in it.
