Read article 'Wheels in motion for ATLAS upgrade'
Wheels in motion for ATLAS upgrade
New muon end-cap wheels currently being installed in the ATLAS detector will provide precision tracking and triggering at high rates for Run 3 and beyond.
Read article 'Wheels in motion for ATLAS upgrade'
Read article 'From sea quarks to sea shanties'
From sea quarks to sea shanties
As TikTok dethrones Facebook as the most popular app, the Courier explores how high-energy physicists are taking advantage of the social-media phenomenon.
Read article 'PIP-II’s international engagement is the secret of success'
PIP-II’s international engagement is the secret of success
Fermilab’s Proton Improvement Plan II (PIP-II) will reshape the future of accelerator-based particle physics in the US.
Read article '‘First light’ beckons as LCLS-II gears up'
‘First light’ beckons as LCLS-II gears up
An ambitious upgrade of SLAC's X-ray free-electron-laser facility – the Linac Coherent Light Source – is nearing completion.
Read article 'Partnership yields big wins for the EIC'
Partnership yields big wins for the EIC
The engagement of international partners and early-career scientists will be pivotal for successful delivery of the Electron–Ion Collider.
Read article 'Emergence'
Emergence
Erik Verlinde sizes up the Standard Model, gravity and intelligence as candidates for future explanation as emergent phenomena.
Read article 'Building the future of LHCb'
Building the future of LHCb
LHCb's brand-new “SciFi” tracker and upgraded ring-imaging Cherenkov detectors are vital for the higher LHC luminosities ahead.
Read article 'Forging the future of AI'
Forging the future of AI
Leaders in artificial-intelligence research spoke to the Courier about what's next for the field, and how developments may impact fundamental science.
Read article 'Hunting anomalies with an AI trigger'
Hunting anomalies with an AI trigger
Jennifer Ngadiuba and Maurizio Pierini describe how ‘unsupervised’ machine learning could keep watch for signs of new physics at the LHC that have not yet been dreamt up by physicists.
Read article 'What’s in the box?'
What’s in the box?
The LHC Olympics and Dark Machines data challenges stimulated innovation in the use of machine learning to search for new physics, write Benjamin Nachman and Melissa van Beekveld.
