Read article 'The collider dividend'
The collider dividend
The High-Luminosity LHC is expected to return to society nearly twice its cost, before a single discovery is counted.
Read article 'The collider dividend'
The High-Luminosity LHC is expected to return to society nearly twice its cost, before a single discovery is counted.
Read article 'A collaboration at high luminosity'
ATLAS surveyed its members on strategy, organisation and working culture.
Read article 'A journey worth sharing'
Richard Farrow and Jan Visser set out what laboratories can do to keep suppliers on board.
Read article 'Shared goals for colliders and climate'
The fifth Sustainable HEP conference, held online from 8 to 10 July, attracted more than two hundred participants.
Read article 'Physicists and artists entangle at CERN'
From 11 to 18 January 2026, the SciArtDialogue Week brought students, researchers, artists and educators to CERN’s IdeaSquare.
Read article 'The best science stories and how they work'
The Best Science Stories and How They Work makes a persuasive case for paying closer attention to how science stories are assembled.
Read article 'François Englert 1932–2026'
François Englert shaped fundamental physics and Belgian science with the same discreet authority.
Read article 'Guenakh Mitselmakher 1945–2026'
Guenakh Mitselmakher had a career spanning rare decays, the Higgs boson and gravitational waves.
Read article 'George Kalmus 1935–2026'
George Kalmus had a special combination of scientific ability, integrity and human skills.
Read article 'Norman McCubbin 1948–2026'
Norman McCubbin was a Renaissance man, broad in interests and expertise.
Read article 'CERN Council updates the European Strategy'
The updated European Strategy for Particle Physics recommends the FCC-ee as the next flagship project at CERN.
Read article 'arXiv’s one-strike rule on AI'
Authors who submit papers containing unchecked LLM output will risk a year's suspension from arXiv.
Read article 'Regrouping for success'
Council president Costas Fountas reflects on the recommendation of FCC-ee as CERN’s preferred next flagship collider, and the path to a decision in 2028.
Read article 'Cosmic rays from pole to pole'
Cosmic Pi, an open-source detector developed at CERN, measured cosmic rays from pole to pole.
Read article 'From the golden age to the Hubble wars'
Jim Baggott’s Discordance is an attempt to describe the history of cosmology throughout the past century or more, delving into some of its less explored aspects.
Read article 'Islam and modern cosmology'
Enis Doko’s Islam and Modern Cosmology is an ambitious and intellectually serious contribution to a genre too often dominated by superficial concordism.
Read article 'Neutrino physics'
An effective manual to simulate the lives of neutrinos from their birth until they touch a detector.
Read article 'Field theory at CERN and UEFA'
A particle physicist at CERN for 12 years, Barbara Storaci now coordinates UEFA’s competition draws.