Read article 'TIARA aims to enhance accelerator R&D in Europe'
TIARA aims to enhance accelerator R&D in Europe
The new EC-supported preparatory project has held its first meeting.
Read article 'TIARA aims to enhance accelerator R&D in Europe'
Read article 'NA63’s enlightening experiments'
NA63’s enlightening experiments
Strong electric fields in crystals provide a laboratory to study QED.
Read article 'A sparkling tale of spin-off'
A sparkling tale of spin-off
How research on diamond detectors led to a hi-tech company in Austria.
Read article 'Rutherford – the road to the nuclear atom'
Rutherford – the road to the nuclear atom
John Campbell follows the trail to Rutherford’s famous paper of 1911.
Read article 'High-energy interactions in the Alps'
High-energy interactions in the Alps
The LHC experiments star at a major winter conference.
Read article 'Computing conference goes to Taipei'
Computing conference goes to Taipei
The first experience with data from the LHC beats out the rhythm for CHEP 2010.
Read article 'Looking into the Earth’s interior with geo-neutrinos'
Looking into the Earth’s interior with geo-neutrinos
Borexino and KamLAND make the first measurements of Earth’s neutrinos.
Read article 'Jülich welcomes the latest spin on physics'
Jülich welcomes the latest spin on physics
SPIN2010 provides a showcase for what’s new in spin physics.
Read article 'The CMS experiment puts physics onto the menu'
The CMS experiment puts physics onto the menu
CMS serves up physics with its trigger menu.
Read article 'ALPHA collaboration gets antihydrogen in the trap'
ALPHA collaboration gets antihydrogen in the trap
Do matter and antimatter obey the same laws of physics? One intriguing way to test this would be to compare the spectra of hydrogen and its antimatter twin: antihydrogen.
