Read article '100 years of international collaboration in physics'
100 years of international collaboration in physics
About 250 physicists from 70 countries gathered at ICTP Trieste to celebrate IUPAP's centenary.
Read article '100 years of international collaboration in physics'
Read article 'Charting the future of US particle physics'
Charting the future of US particle physics
The latest Snowmass community planning exercise revealed the great opportunities present in the US and the connections to programmes in the rest of the world.
Read article 'Swiss study demonstrates physics impact'
Swiss study demonstrates physics impact
The turnover of physics-based industries in Switzerland is estimated to exceed CHF 274 billion in revenue, and is expected to grow further.
Read article 'CERN opens new era in knowledge sharing'
CERN opens new era in knowledge sharing
New policy aims to make all CERN research fully accessible, reproducible, inclusive, democratic and transparent for both researchers and wider society.
Read article 'Research across borders'
Research across borders
EURO-LABS maps out a European transnational access programme to boost knowledge transfer.
Read article 'ENRIITC: collaboration is key'
ENRIITC: collaboration is key
The ENRIITC consortium is working to establish a permanent pan-European network of industry liaison and contact officers.
Read article 'CERN’s partnerships underpin a joined-up innovation pipeline'
CERN’s partnerships underpin a joined-up innovation pipeline
From equipment procurement to knowledge-transfer initiatives, Giovanni Anelli, Anders Unnervik and Marzena Lapka provide a high-level tour of CERN’s unique innovation ecosystem.
Read article 'Science for peace? More than ever!'
Science for peace? More than ever!
Scientists have a special responsibility to build a new world out of the ruins of the war in Ukraine, says Herwig Schopper.
Read article 'Engines of knowledge and innovation'
Engines of knowledge and innovation
If we don’t dare spend money on projects that bring us to the future then we, as Europe, lose a competitive advantage, says Anna Panagopoulou.
Read article 'Limbering up for the Einstein Telescope'
Limbering up for the Einstein Telescope
Preparations for a next-generation gravitational-wave observatory in Europe gather pace, with a conditional allocation of €42 million from the Dutch government.
