Read article 'The Super-LHC is on the starting blocks'
The Super-LHC is on the starting blocks
The Super-LHC, is under way.
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Read article 'The Super-LHC is on the starting blocks'
Read article 'The stop-start approach to rare isotope beams'
Don Monroe investigates plans to reaccelerate rare isotope beams.
Read article 'Protons knock on the LHC’s door'
This brief article announces a proton beam passing down transfer line ti 8 for the second time in the LHC.
Read article 'TRIUMF accelerates exotic radioisotope era'
The ISAC-II facility gets off to a good start with beams of rare isotopes.
Read article 'MICE beam takes its first steps'
The Muon Ionisation Cooling Experiment (MICE) project, an accelerator research experiment for a major component of a future neutrino factory, has achieved an important milestone with the successful tr...
Read article 'Reflections offer new way to bend particles'
The reflection of particle's trajectory is currently used by accelerators and will be important for the future generation of accelerators.
Read article 'LHC hardware commissioning continues to make solid progress'
Commissioning the LHC is making steady progress towards the target of achieving a complete cool down by the middle of June, allowing the first injection of beams soon after.
Read article 'An Indian dream come true'
India’s accelerator pioneers began to build the Calcutta cyclotron in the early 1970s but soon found that the industrial infrastructure was not geared up to provide the necessary level of technology...
Read article 'Brookhaven laboratory develops stochastic cooling for RHIC'
Accelerator physicists at Brookhaven National Laboratory have developed a way to apply the technique of stochastic cooling to the beams in the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC).
Read article 'Teams mark final fitting of warm magnets'
The LHC is well known for its hundreds of superconducting magnet assemblies, but it will also use 154 normally conducting "warm" magnets.