Read article 'Artistic encounters of the quantum kind'
Quàntica, which opened on 9 April at the Centre de Cultural Contemporània de Barcelona, invites you to explore quantum physics through the lens of both art and science.
Read article 'Rutherford in three movements'
Accompanied by physics historian John Campbell, the viewer learns about this great scientist from his ordinary childhood as a “Kiwi boy” to his untimely death in 1937.
Read article 'Rutherford, transmutation and the proton'
John Campbell recounts the events leading to Ernest Rutherford’s discovery of the proton, published in 1919.
Read article 'Centennial conference honours Feynman'
A memorial conference was held at the Institute of Advanced Studies at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore.
Read article 'Paris event reflects on the history of the neutrino'
The first International Conference on the History of the Neutrino took place at the Université Paris Diderot in Paris on 5–7 September 2018.
Read article 'BaBar celebrates its 25th anniversary'
BaBar has now chalked up more than 580 papers on CP violation and many other topics.
Read article 'Fixed target, striking physics'
A strong tradition of innovation and ingenuity shows that, for CERN’s North Area, life really does begin at 40.
Read article 'CERN’s ultimate act of openness'
The seed that led CERN to relinquish ownership of the web in 1993 was planted when the Organization formally came into being.
Read article 'Reviews'
The Soviet Atomic Project: How the Soviet Union Obtained the Atomic Bomb. Advances in Particle Therapy: A multidisciplinary approach.
Read article 'Reviews'
Lost in Math – How beauty leads physics astray. Amaldi’s last letter to Fermi: a monologue.
