Read article 'New recipes for stopping neutrons'
New recipes for stopping neutrons
Neutrons are a common by-product of particle-accelerator operations.
Read article 'New recipes for stopping neutrons'
Read article 'First negative-hydrogen-ion beam accelerated at Linac4'
First negative-hydrogen-ion beam accelerated at Linac4
On 14 November, a beam of negative hydrogen ions was successfully accelerated for the first time to 3 MeV in Linac4.
Read article 'HiLumi LHC design study moves towards HL-LHC'
HiLumi LHC design study moves towards HL-LHC
When the CERN Council approved the updated European Strategy for Particle Physics at a special meeting in Brussels last May, it recognized the High Luminosity LHC (HL-LHC) project as the top priority ...
Read article 'EuCARD comes to a successful end'
EuCARD comes to a successful end
The EuCARD project ends with most of its ambitious objectives fulfilled.
Read article 'Fermilab gears up for an intense future'
Fermilab gears up for an intense future
A series of upgrades will deliver many more protons.
Read article 'Reviews of Accelerator Science and Technology: Volume 5 – Applications of Superconducting Technology to Accelerators'
Reviews of Accelerator Science and Technology: Volume 5 – Applications of Superconducting Technology to Accelerators
Christine Sutton reviews in 2013 Reviews of Accelerator Science and Technology: Volume 5 – Applications of Superconducting Technology to Accelerators.
Read article 'To the terascale: catching the plasma wakefield'
To the terascale: catching the plasma wakefield
Résumé Champs de sillage plasma à l’échelle du téra Il y a 30 ans, John Lawson, du Laboratoire Rutherford Appleton, menait une étude de conception concernant u...
Read article 'AWAKE: to high energies in a single leap'
AWAKE: to high energies in a single leap
Résumé AWAKE : des hautes énergies en un clin d’œil L’accélération par champ de sillage plasma entraînée par des protons pourrait permettre l’...
Read article 'Can fibre be the future of high-energy physics?'
Can fibre be the future of high-energy physics?
A new laser system that could drive plasma acceleration.
Read article 'LS1: first missions accomplished'
LS1: first missions accomplished
Work during the current long shutdown (LS1) of CERN's accelerator complex is making good progress since starting in February this year.
