Read article 'NSF selects Homestake for deep lab site'
The US National Science Foundation (NSF) has selected a proposal to produce a technical design for a deep underground science and engineering laboratory (DUSEL) at the former Homestake gold mine near ...
Read article 'German particle physics gets funding boost'
Physicists in Germany will soon be able to strengthen their role in the international quest to understand the fundamental laws of nature.
Read article '…and Council approves additional resources'
In another major development, Council approved a programme of additional activities together with the associated budget resources.
Read article 'Canada looks to future of subatomic physics'
A recent review by the Canadian subatomic-physics community has identified the main priorites for the coming years for research in nuclear and particle physics in Canada.
Read article 'A new challenge for particle physics'
TRIUMF's new director Nigel Lockyer looks to the future of co-operation in particle physics, and Canada's role in this increasingly global adventure.
Read article 'New council provides a fresh look for UK big science'
John Womersley explains the changes taking place in the UK's support structure for nuclear and particle physics and the operation of large science facilities.
Read article 'New BMBF funding for LHC experiments'
In February the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research, BMBF, set up new funding for the German universities and institutions involved in ALICE, ATLAS and CMS.
Read article 'Diamond welcomes its first scientific users'
The Diamond Light Source, the UK's new synchrotron facility in Oxfordshire, has welcomed its first scientific users after opening its doors for business in February.
Read article 'European particle physics gets ready for the future'
On 14 July in Lisbon, CERN Council adopted a strategy for particle physics in Europe, which will enable the community to participate fully in an increasingly global adventure.
Read article 'Charting the course for US particle physics'
Harold Shapiro reviews the work of the committee that he chaired to recommend priorities for US particle physics during the next 15 years.
