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Nuclotron tests out stochastic cooling in Dubna

Recent runs of JINR’s Nuclotron have tested the stochastic-cooling system being prepared for the future NICA facility.

Reviews of Accelerator Science and Technology: Volume 4 – Accelerator Applications in Industry and the Environment

This volume of Reviews of Accelerator Science and Technology contains 14 articles on applications of accelerators in industry, all by experts in their respective fields.

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Colliders unite in the Linear Collider Collaboration

The Compact Linear Collider (CLIC) and the International Linear Collider (ILC) – two studies for next-generation projects to complement the LHC – now belong to the same organization.

LHC: access required, time estimate about two years

When the LHC and injector beams stopped on 16 February, the following words appeared on LHC Page 1: "No beam for a while. Access required: Time estimate ˜2 years".

Proton–ion collisions: the final challenge

In the last beam period before a two-year shutdown, the LHC began 2013 with a challenge: proton–ion collisions.

Source of lead ions

Every so often the source of the lead ions has to be replaced.

Linear-collider technologies for all

The 2012 IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium provided a broader stage for discussions.

Marking the end of the first proton run

At 6 a.m. on 17 December, operators ended the LHC’s first three-year-long run for proton physics with a new performance milestone. In the preceding days, the space between proton bunches had been ...