Read article 'Croatia becomes an associate member of CERN'
Croatia joins India, Lithuania, Pakistan, Turkey and Ukraine as Associate Member States, while Cyprus and Slovenia are Associate Member States in the pre-stage to membership.
Read article 'Leading physicists back future circular collider'
The next major European project after the LHC should be a 100-km circumference circular collider, argue more than 50 senior particle physicists.
Read article 'Particle physicists challenge EC rebranding'
More than 13,000 European scientists have objected to changes in the representation of education and research in the European Commission.
Read article 'Irish politicians call for associate membership of CERN'
A cross-party committee of the legislature of the Republic of Ireland last week unanimously recommended joining CERN.
Read article 'Physics tops finance in economic impact'
A European Physical Society commissioned report reveals that physics-based industries generate over 16% of total EU turnover.
Read article 'European strategy enters next phase'
The 250-page briefing book of the European Strategy for Particle Physics has been published.
Read article 'Hadron therapy to get heavier in Southeast Europe'
Design phase begins for SEEIIST, a centre for internationally competitive research founded in the spirit of the CERN model.
Read article 'A new centre for astroparticle theory'
On 10 July, CERN and the Astroparticle Physics European Consortium (APPEC) founded a new research centre for astroparticle physics theory called EuCAPT.
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 'Reflections on Granada'
The open symposium of the European Strategy for Particle Physics stimulated much lively discussion about the future of particle physics and the central role of CERN, writes Eckhard Elsen.
