High-energy physics Archives – Page 2 of 4

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GTT supports groundbreaking neutrino research

Over the past 60 years, GTT has established itself as the technology expert in membrane containment systems for the transport and storage of liquefied gases. In 2023, 511 of the world’s 629 liquefie...

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Slovak LV cabinets contribute to investigating unresolved questions about the formation of the universe

Slovakia has established itself as a significant player in the nuclear energy sector, primarily due to its nuclear capacities and a strategy focused on sustainability and energy security. Moreover, Sl...

The beam pipe at the heart of the CMS experiment is installed inside the detector’s pixel tracker.

CERN to insource beam-pipe production

The laboratory will acquire unique expertise useful to the HL-LHC experiments, future projects and other accelerators around the world.

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Excellence in precision: advanced RF measurement technology for particle accelerators

Radio frequency (RF) systems are central to particle accelerators, and they require a wide variety of test and measurement equipment in both their developmental and operational stages. Precise, depend...

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24 years of CERN and WinCC OA: the success story of a groundbreaking technological partnership

This relationship, initiated in 2000, has not only endured but also set a benchmark for managing and evolving complex control systems. Rigorous selection process In the late 1990s, CERN undertook an e...

Block schematic of the measurement setup

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High-voltage pulse stability measurement of klystron modulators

Klystron modulators are key elements in free electron lasers. They provide high-voltage pulses to bias klystron tubes with energies of several hundred joules. Amplitude variations directly affect the ...