Read article 'EXPLORER’s life comes to a fruitful end'
After 20 years of continuous operation, the EXPLORER gravitational-wave detector has come to the end of its long life as an experiment and left CERN.
Read article 'Micropattern detector conference goes east'
MPGD2011 reviewed the latest developments.
Read article 'LHCb looks to the future'
Even though the physics harvest is now in full flow, the collaboration is already planning for the eventual upgrade of the experiment, which is scheduled to be ready for data-taking in 2019.
Read article 'NA61/SHINE: more precision for neutrino beams'
A CERN experiment brings together heavy-ion and neutrino experts.
Read article 'OPERA reports time-of-flight anomaly'
The OPERA experiment in Italy’s INFN Gran Sasso Laboratory has sent ripples round the world with its findings that neutrinos created 730 km away at CERN arrive at the detector slightly earlier than...
Read article 'Gravitational waves: European detectors keep up the pace'
For several years the European gravitational-wave detectors GEO600 (a collaboration between Germany and the UK), close to Hanover, and Virgo (a collaboration between Italy, France, the Netherlands, Po...
Read article 'ALICE revolutionizes TOF systems'
The ALICE TOF is made of 1593 MRPCs, each of which is 120 cm long and consists of a double-stack MRPC, with a total of 10 gaps 250 μm wide
Read article 'Progress in applied superconductivity at KEK'
Akira Yamamoto describes highlights from 40 years of R&D.
Read article 'Daya Bay experiment begins taking data'
The Daya Bay Reactor Neutrino Experiment has begun its quest to answer some of the puzzling questions that still remain about neutrinos.
Read article 'CLOUD: closing in on the initial steps of cloud formation'
First results from a novel experiment at CERN.
