Read article 'A theory of theories'
Effective field theory (EFT) is now seen as the most fundamental and generic way to capture the physics of nature at all scales, with applications ranging from LHC physics to cosmology.
Read article 'A new ATLAS for the high-luminosity era'
To cope with the increased number of interactions at the HL-LHC, the ATLAS collaboration is working hard to upgrade its detectors with state-of-the-art instrumentation and technologies.
Read article 'CMS prepares for Phase II'
Novel and established detectors that push technologies to new heights will allow the CMS collaboration to fully exploit the HL-LHC physics potential.
Read article 'From dreams to beams: SESAME’s 30 year-long journey in science diplomacy'
SESAME founder Eliezer Rabinovici describes the story behind this beacon for peaceful international collaboration, what its achievements have been, and what the future holds.
Read article 'SACLA and SPring-8: a roadmap towards sustainable science'
The linear accelerator of the SACLA X-ray free-electron laser is now being used as the beam injector for the storage ring of the SPring-8 synchrotron light source.
Read article 'India sets its sights on linac innovation'
India’s research scientists and engineers are driving down the cost of radiotherapy treatment systems while scaling up ambitious R&D efforts on multipurpose proton accelerators.
Read article 'Collaboration is key as Pakistan ramps up its radioisotope R&D'
Pakistan’s domestic effort to scale up commercial production of medical radioisotopes taps into a productive R&D collaboration with CERN’s MEDICIS facility.
Read article 'IHEP makes the case for accelerator R&D'
China’s Institute of High Energy Physics is looking to establish an internationally recognised centre-of-excellence for accelerator research and technology development.
Read article 'AEPSHEP reinforces the talent pipeline'
The Asia-Europe-Pacific School of High-Energy Physics (AEPSHEP) provides a unique learning experience as well as lifelong connections for early-career researchers.
Read article 'Neutrinos out of the blue'
Taking shape on the Mediterranean seabed, the vast KM3NeT telescope promises to open a new vista on the neutrino’s properties.
