Read article 'World’s most powerful MRI unveiled'
World’s most powerful MRI unveiled
The 11.7 T magnet driving CEA’s Iseult project is rooted in technology transfer with fusion and particle physics.
Read article 'World’s most powerful MRI unveiled'
Read article 'Rare isotopes aplenty at FRIB'
Rare isotopes aplenty at FRIB
The Facility for Rare Isotope Beams in Michigan underpins an ambitious programme to transform nuclear physics and its applications.
Read article '‘First light’ beckons as LCLS-II gears up'
‘First light’ beckons as LCLS-II gears up
An ambitious upgrade of SLAC's X-ray free-electron-laser facility – the Linac Coherent Light Source – is nearing completion.
Read article 'BASE demonstrates two-trap cooling'
BASE demonstrates two-trap cooling
As reported today in Nature, the technique promises to reduce the time needed to cool antiprotons from hours to seconds.
Read article 'Particle Detectors – Fundamentals and Applications'
Particle Detectors – Fundamentals and Applications
Kolanoski and Wermes' new book is a reference for lectures on experimental methods for postgraduate students, writes our reviewer.
Read article '‘A CERN for climate change’'
‘A CERN for climate change’
An exascale computing facility modelled on the organisation of CERN would enable a step-change in quantifying climate change, argue Tim Palmer and Bjorn Stevens.
Read article 'CERN’s impact on medical technology'
CERN’s impact on medical technology
Frontier instruments like the LHC and its detectors not only push back the boundaries of our knowledge, but also catalyse innovative technology for medical applications, writes Manuela Cirilli.
Read article 'From CERN to the environment'
From CERN to the environment
A recent CERN Alumni Network event highlighted how skills developed in high-energy physics can be transferred to careers in the environmental industry.
Read article 'The CERN Quantum Technology Initiative'
The CERN Quantum Technology Initiative
This webinar will introduce the new CERN Quantum Technology Initiative, give an overview of the laboratory’s R&D activities and plans in this field, and give examples of the potential impact on rese...
Read article 'Iodine aerosol production could accelerate Arctic melting'
Iodine aerosol production could accelerate Arctic melting
Studies at CERN’s CLOUD experiment reveal that part-per-trillion-by-volume iodine levels in marine regions lead to rapid formation of iodic acid particles
