Read article 'Building Balkan bridges in theory'
Broader European support is vital to preserve and build capacity in fundamental physics in the region of former Yugoslavia and the Balkans, argues Goran Djordjevic.
Read article 'From SUSY to the boardroom'
Beginning as a student discussion in the CERN cafeteria five years ago, ProtonMail has become the leading provider of secure e-mail and a challenger of online business models.
Read article 'Supergravity pioneers share $3m Breakthrough Prize'
Marriage of supersymmetry and general relativity continues to impact theoretical physics.
Read article 'My contemporary and my friend'
André Martin witnessed some of the key moments in Gell-Mann’s scientific life, and became a close friend along the way.
Read article 'High-energy networking'
Two years since it was established, the CERN Alumni Network is proving a valuable careers resource, especially for young physicists who move out of academia, write Laure Esteveny and Rachel Bray.
Read article 'Guido Altarelli’s legacy'
There can be little doubt that a conspicuous part of the famous triumph of quantum field theory must be ascribed to the depth and breadth of Guido Altarelli’s contributions.
Read article 'Memories from Caltech'
Stephen Wolfram reflects on Gell-Mann’s complex character and his rivalry with Richard Feynman.
Read article 'Strong interactions'
Harald Fritzsch, who collaborated with Gell-Mann in the early 1970s, describes the steps that led to a full understanding of strong interactions.
Read article 'Gell-Mann’s multi-dimensional genius'
Murray Gell-Mann was one of the great geniuses of the 20th century, says Lars Brink, and stands out among other Nobel laureates.
Read article 'Dieter Renker 1944–2019'
Dieter was a curious physicist with an exceptional talent for novel detector concepts.
