Read article 'Hurricane Isabel gives accelerators a severe test'
Swapan Chattopadhyay reports on the recovery of Jefferson Lab's superconducting linear accelerators in the wake of Hurricane Isabel last September.
Read article 'The time projection chamber turns 25'
Since its birth 25 years ago, the time projection chamber has developed into a mature technology that is used in many fields, as Spencer Klein describes.
Read article 'Developing countries and the global science web'
Enabling scientists from developing countries to bridge the gap between rich and poor depends on closing another gap - the "digital divide". Now the technology exists to monitor this divide, and it re...
Read article 'Physics from heaven and Earth'
The International Europhysics Conference on High Energy Physics of the European Physical Society (HEP-EPS) provided a superb synergy between physics, history and music, as Felicitas Pauss reports.
Read article 'Can companies benefit from Big Science?'
The findings of a recent study reveal the significant and widespread impact on high-tech companies of contracts with CERN.
Read article 'Neutral currents and W and Z: a celebration'
A special symposium held at CERN in September celebrated the anniversaries of the laboratory's major discoveries that underlie the modern theory of particles and forces.
Read article 'Symmetries and structures'
Siegfried Krewald reports the news from the Hadron Physics at COSY workshop.
Read article 'Particle physics is thriving in Spain'
Earlier this year an ECFA sub-panel visited Spain and found, as Cecilia Jarlskog describes, a young and rapidly expanding community of particle physicists.
Read article 'Solving cross-section challenges at the LHC'
A small workshop held recently in Switzerland considered the challenges to be overcome before accurate cross-section measurements can be made at the LHC.
Read article 'International interactions at Fermilab'
The Lepton Photon 2003 conference, hosted by Fermilab, provided an opportunity to take stock and to look ahead to TeV-scale physics in the coming decade. John Womersley and James Gillies report.
