Read article 'CERN shares beampipe know-how for gravitational-wave observatories'
Participants of a recent CERN workshop discussed vacuum technologies for next-generation gravitational-wave observatories such as the Einstein Telescope.
Read article 'Cold atoms for new physics'
Atom interferometry holds great promise for making ultra-sensitive measurements in fundamental physics.
Read article 'Exploring the origins of matter–antimatter asymmetry'
Workshop participants gathered at CP2023 to discuss current and future experiments to probe the Sakharov conditions.
Read article 'Design principles of theoretical physics'
A CERN event explored new angles of attack on the biggest naturalness questions in fundamental physics, from the cosmological constant to the Higgs mass.
Read article 'Event celebrates 50 years of Kobayashi–Maskawa theory'
150 participants from all over the world gathered to mark the generalisation of quark mixing to three generations and its implications today.
Read article 'Neutrino pheno week back at CERN'
Talks at the March event reflected the full breadth of the subject, and are testament to the ever-growing popularity of neutrinos in particle physics.
Read article 'Moriond electroweak takes stock of open questions'
An extraordinary harvest of new results were shown at La Thuile from 18-25 March, with physicists leaving no stone unturned in the search for new physics.
Read article 'A celebration of physics in the Balkans'
The BPU11 Congress contributed to a closer cooperation between the Balkan countries and CERN, ICTP, SISSA, the Central European Initiative and others.
Read article 'Innovation on show for future ep/eA colliders'
ICJLab workshop explored how energy-recovery linacs could reduce the power consumption of proposed electron-hadron colliders.
Read article 'Statistics meets gamma-ray astronomy'
As a subfield of astroparticle physics, gamma-ray astronomy, investigates many questions rooted in particle physics in an astrophysical context. A prominent example is the search for self-annihilating...
