Read article 'Hyperloop: think big, win big'
Hyperloop: think big, win big
Leybold’s Tom Kammermeier on the German manufacturer’s long-range bet on hyperloop vacuum-based transportation systems.
Read article 'Hyperloop: think big, win big'
Read article 'A joined-up vision for vacuum'
A joined-up vision for vacuum
ESS vacuum group leader Marcelo Juni Ferreira describes the essential role of vacuum technology in this next-generation neutron-science facility.
Read article 'Collaboration yields vacuum innovation'
Collaboration yields vacuum innovation
CERN is home to a unique innovation ecosystem pioneering advances in vacuum science, technology and engineering
Read article 'Vacuum metrology: made to measure'
Vacuum metrology: made to measure
A pan-European consortium is working towards an international standard for the commercial manufacture of ionisation vacuum gauges.
Read article 'MEDICIS shows its strength'
MEDICIS shows its strength
CERN’s MEDICIS facility is producing novel radioisotopes for medical research.
Read article 'Very high-energy electrons for cancer therapy'
Very high-energy electrons for cancer therapy
The VHEE 2020 International Workshop saw more than 400 scientists gather virtually to evaluate the production of very high-energy electrons for radiotherapy.
Read article 'CERN takes next step for hadron therapy'
CERN takes next step for hadron therapy
The Next Ion Medical Machine Study ("NIMMS") aims to design a new generation of light-ion accelerators for medicine.
Read article 'Adapting CLIC tech for FLASH therapy'
Adapting CLIC tech for FLASH therapy
A collaboration between CERN and Lausanne University Hospital will see technology developed for the proposed Compact Linear Collider drive a novel cancer radiotherapy facility.
Read article 'Beating cardiac arrhythmia'
Beating cardiac arrhythmia
Adriano Garonna co-founded EBAMed, a company which develops technologies to enable non-invasive treatments of heart arrhythmia using proton beams.
Read article 'Neutrinos for peace'
Neutrinos for peace
Detectors similar to those used to hunt for sterile neutrinos could help guard against the extraction of plutonium-239 for nuclear weapons, writes Patrick Huber.
