Read article 'Precision holds court in Paris'
Precision holds court in Paris
LHCP 2026 brought more than four hundred physicists to Paris from 18 to 22 May.
Read article 'Precision holds court in Paris'
Read article 'Beauty preaches from Maastricht'
Beauty preaches from Maastricht
Beauty 2026 took place from 1 to 5 June in the charming setting of St. Jan’s Church, in Maastricht.
Read article 'Shared goals for colliders and climate'
Shared goals for colliders and climate
The fifth Sustainable HEP conference, held online from 8 to 10 July, attracted more than two hundred participants.
Read article 'Patience pays at the lifetime frontier'
Patience pays at the lifetime frontier
The 16th workshop of the Long-Lived Particle Community gathered more than 70 theorists, phenomenologists and experimentalists.
Read article 'Physicists and artists entangle at CERN'
Physicists and artists entangle at CERN
From 11 to 18 January 2026, the SciArtDialogue Week brought students, researchers, artists and educators to CERN’s IdeaSquare.
Read article 'Helsinki muses on the FCC'
Helsinki muses on the FCC
The FCC Week brought scientists, engineers, industry representatives and policymakers from 38 countries to the University of Helsinki.
Read article 'All entangled around the collider'
All entangled around the collider
Around 100 specialists gathered at CERN to take stock of quantum observables at colliders, a field grown from theoretical curiosity into a body of experimental results.
Read article 'Theorists ponder across scales'
Theorists ponder across scales
PLANCK 2026 brought more than 250 theorists to CERN to confront puzzles of scale, from the mass of dark matter to the hierarchy between the Higgs and Planck scales.
Read article 'Accelerator experts meet in Normandy'
Accelerator experts meet in Normandy
IPAC'26 drew more than 1500 accelerator physicists to Deauville to discuss flagship colliders, light sources, novel acceleration techniques and machine learning.
Read article 'QCD cartographers gather at CERN'
QCD cartographers gather at CERN
CPOD26 gathered more than 100 researchers at CERN to hunt for the QCD critical point, where the crossover to quark-gluon plasma becomes a first-order transition.
