Read article 'The LHC’s worldwide computer'
Mid-February marked the end of the first three-year run of the LHC. While the machine exceeded all expectations, delivering significantly more data to the experiments than initially foreseen, h...
Read article 'Plumbing the depths of neutron stars'
New techniques developed by the ISOLTRAP collaboration are allowing investigations of a possible birthplace of the heavy elements.
Read article 'Michel Borghini and the rise of polarized targets'
Colleagues and friends recall the work of a pioneer of a key technique in high-energy particle physics.
Read article 'Accelerating innovation'
Last year, the Executive Committee of the European Physical Society (EPS) decided to revive the EPS Technology and Innovation Group (TIG) by launching a workshop to take stock of projected R&am...
Read article 'Linear-collider technologies for all'
The 2012 IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium provided a broader stage for discussions.
Read article 'Charm and beauty in Utrecht'
Heavy flavours in the spotlight at an international workshop.
Read article 'The incurable attraction of physics'
What happens when a love of CERN and literature meet?
Read article 'Work for the LHC’s first long shutdown gets under way'
Photos highlight some of CERN’s preparations for a busy two years of maintenance and consolidation.
Read article 'Spin physics in Dubna'
A report from the biennial international spin symposium.
Read article 'ATLAS in 2012: building on success'
As more data rolled in, new results rolled out.
