Read article 'A fundamental base for the future'
A fundamental base for the future
In 2005, more than ever, we must continue to nurture fundamental research if we are to sustain technology, argue Manjit Dosanjh and Hans Hoffmann.
Read article 'A fundamental base for the future'
Read article 'Lab rolls out the red carpet for prestigious official ceremony'
Lab rolls out the red carpet for prestigious official ceremony
Heads of state, representatives from many countries, and scientists and engineers from CERN's past, present and future research in particle physics attended the laboratory's official 50th anniversary ...
Read article 'CEBAF set to double energy'
CEBAF set to double energy
Jefferson Lab is aiming to further studies of strongly interacting matter by upgrading the Continuous Electron Beam Accelerator Facility to 12 GeV and adding a fourth experimental hall. Steven Cornel...
Read article 'Perspectives for nuclear-physics research in Europe'
Perspectives for nuclear-physics research in Europe
The Nuclear Physics European Collaboration Committee's recently published long-range plan looks forward to an exciting future with new facilities and challenging research.
Read article 'DESY looks to the future'
DESY looks to the future
Earlier this year the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research reached a policy decision on the TESLA project that determines the way ahead for DESY.
Read article 'World crises cast a long shadow on science'
World crises cast a long shadow on science
Restrictions on travel to the US are having a damaging impact on international scientific collaboration, as Vera Lüth explains.
Read article 'CERN and Pakistan: a personal perspective'
CERN and Pakistan: a personal perspective
How can a country like Pakistan benefit from working together with CERN? Ishfaq Ahmad explains.
Read article 'Gran Sasso puts its troubles in order'
Gran Sasso puts its troubles in order
After a difficult year, it seems that an air of optimism is back in the INFN laboratories at Gran Sasso.
Read article 'Decision to flood hits US underground science plans'
Decision to flood hits US underground science plans
The announcement that pumping will stop at the Homestake mine has clouded the future of the favoured site for a proposed major underground laboratory in the US.
Read article 'Developing countries and CERN'
Developing countries and CERN
John Ellis looks at what CERN can offer scientists - and the wider society - in developing countries.
