Read article 'Dipole marks path to future collider'
Dipole marks path to future collider
Researchers in the US have demonstrated an advanced accelerator dipole magnet with a field of 14.1 T.
Read article 'Dipole marks path to future collider'
Read article 'Tricky component? Use 3D printing…'
Tricky component? Use 3D printing…
Embedded radio-frequency (RF) cavities such as those featured in spiral-shaped cooling channels are one example.
Read article 'FuSuMaTech initiative levels up'
FuSuMaTech initiative levels up
Projects include new designs for MRI gradient coils, the design of 14 and 16 T MRI magnets, and a conceptual design for new mammography magnets.
Read article 'Accelerator community comes together in Melbourne'
Accelerator community comes together in Melbourne
The scientific programme was bookended by local Australian-grown talent.
Read article 'Niobium-tin cavities for smaller accelerators'
Niobium-tin cavities for smaller accelerators
High-frequency superconducting radio-frequency cavities made from niobium–tin alloy are more efficient than conventional niobium designs.
Read article 'How many protons collided in ATLAS in Run 2?'
How many protons collided in ATLAS in Run 2?
The uncertainty of several ATLAS Run-1 measurements was dominated by systematic uncertainty on the integrated luminosity.
Read article 'A unique vacuum environment'
A unique vacuum environment
Paolo Chiggiato describes the unparalleled vacuum developments that underpin CERN’s science.
Read article 'Dream machine'
Dream machine
Muon colliders are both precision and discovery machines, but significant R&D is required before they can be considered candidates for a next collider.
Read article 'Energy efficiency – a new frontier'
Energy efficiency – a new frontier
Major savings in the energy consumption and cost of accelerators are there for the taking, with potential impact beyond particle physics.
Read article 'Upping the tempo on wakefield accelerators'
Upping the tempo on wakefield accelerators
Experts from around the world met for the second ALEGRO workshop, to discuss advanced linear-collider concepts at the energy frontier.
