Read article 'Hadron therapy: collaborating for the future'
In 1946, accelerator pioneer Robert Wilson laid the foundation for hadron therapy with his article in Radiology about the therapeutic interest of protons for treating cancer (CERN Courier December 200...
Read article 'NA61/SHINE: more precision for neutrino beams'
A CERN experiment brings together heavy-ion and neutrino experts.
Read article 'Superconductivity and the LHC: the early days'
With 9 T dipole magnets of a new “twin” design and superfluid helium cooling, the LHC took the use of superconductivity in accelerators to a new level.
Read article 'The discovery of type II superconductors'
The tragic tale of the first observations in Kharkov.
Read article 'Farewell to the Tevatron'
Roger Dixon looks back at a trail-blazing particle accelerator.
Read article 'Advances in acceleration: the superconducting way'
Hasan Padamsee surveys developments in a key technology.
Read article 'Progress in applied superconductivity at KEK'
Akira Yamamoto describes highlights from 40 years of R&D.
Read article 'PET and MRI: providing the full picture'
A new hybrid-imaging technique could link particle physics and industry.
Read article 'Great times in Grenoble'
Highlights from the EPS-HEP 2011 meeting.
Read article 'Long live the Tevatron'
Chris Quigg takes a look at the enduring legacy of Fermilab's proton–antiproton collider.
