Read article 'ALICE investigates ‘snowballs in hell’'
Résumé L’omelette norvégienne d’ALICE Il n’y a pas uniquement des hadrons ordinaires dans les débris des ” boules de feu ” produites par les collision...
Read article 'Massimo Tarenghi: a lifetime in the stars'
Massimo Tarenghi fell in love with astronomy at age 14, when his mother took away his stamp collection – on which he spent more time than on his schoolbooks – and gave him a book entitled L...
Read article 'SESAME: a bright hope for the Middle East'
A 2.5-GeV, third-generation light source is under construction in the Middle-East that will arguably be the region’s first true international centre of excellence.
Read article 'A new neutrino telescope for Lake Baikal'
In early April, members of the Baikal collaboration deployed and started operation of the first cluster of the Gigaton Volume Detector (Baikal-GVD). Named “Dubna”, the cluster comprises 19...
Read article 'Stable beams at 13 TeV'
The LHC is back in business.
Read article 'LHC and Planck: where two ends meet'
Links between research at opposite ends of the distance scale.
Read article 'Frontier detectors for the future'
The last week of May saw a gathering of 390 physicists from 27 countries and four continents on the island of Elba.
Read article 'The road from CERN to space'
An interview with the high-energy physicist who now heads the Italian Space Agency.
Read article 'The Mu2e experiment: a rare opportunity'
Ground-breaking on the way to a new experiment at Fermilab to look for the neutrinoless transformation of a muon into an electron.
Read article 'Snapshots from the Long Shutdown'
Glimpses of the ATLAS experiment during preparation for the LHC’s second run.
