Read article 'Acceleration, but not as we know it'
On-chip acceleration pioneers Robert Byer, Joel England, Peter Hommelhoff and Roy Shiloh report on progress to miniaturise accelerators from centimetres to microns.
Read article 'How to democratise radiation therapy'
Manjit Dosanjh and Steinar Stapnes tell the Courier about the need to disrupt the market for a technology that is indispensable when treating cancer.
Read article 'Iodine vapours impact climate modelling'
Climate models are missing an important source of aerosol particles in polar and marine regions, according to new results from the CLOUD experiment at CERN.
Read article 'First TIPP in Africa a roaring success'
The 6th conference on Technology and Instrumentation in Particle Physics highlighted strong knowledge-transfer opportunities.
Read article 'Pushing the intensity frontier at ECN3'
A technical design study has been recently launched for a new high-intensity physics programme at CERN’s North Area that will shape the physics landscape at CERN's North Area.
Read article 'Elevating the performance of ionization vacuum gauges with simulation'
Multiphysics modelling underpinned development of an advanced ionization gauge for pressure measurements in high-vacuum and ultrahigh-vacuum systems.
Read article 'Cryogenics at FAIR: adaptability is key'
Cryogenics is a core enabling technology in the Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research (FAIR), which is under construction in Germany.
Read article 'Counting half-lives to a nuclear clock'
The observation of the radiative decay of thorium-229m at CERN's ISOLDE facility opens a path to more precise timekeepers.
Read article 'CERN shares beampipe know-how for gravitational-wave observatories'
Participants of a recent CERN workshop discussed vacuum technologies for next-generation gravitational-wave observatories such as the Einstein Telescope.
Read article 'Deep learning for safer driving'
CERN and software company Zenseact have completed a three-year project investigating the use of AI in autonomous vehicles.
