Read article 'IPAC thrives online'
IPAC thrives online
The 2021 edition of the International Particle Accelerator Conference attracted over 1750 participants online from 24 to 28 May.
Read article 'IPAC thrives online'
Read article 'LHCP sees a host of new results'
LHCP sees a host of new results
Over 1000 physicists took part in the ninth Large Hadron Collider Physics conference.
Read article 'Astroparticle theory in rude health'
Astroparticle theory in rude health
The European Consortium for Astroparticle theory held its first annual symposium in May, bringing together hundreds of theoretical physicists across Europe.
Read article 'FCC feasibility study comes into focus'
FCC feasibility study comes into focus
This year’s Future Circular Collider Week took place online from 28 June to 2 July, attracting 700 participants to debate the next steps needed to produce a feasibility report in 2025/2026.
Read article 'Greening gaseous detectors'
Greening gaseous detectors
More than 200 experts participated in a workshop to study alternatives to the harmful chlorofluorocarbons which play an important role in traditional gas mixtures.
Read article 'Accelerators meet gravitational waves'
Accelerators meet gravitational waves
Gravitational waves crease and stretch the fabric of spacetime as they ripple out across the universe, potentially causing observable effects on beams in storage rings.
Read article 'NeuTel as vibrant as ever'
NeuTel as vibrant as ever
The XIX International Workshop on Neutrino Telescopes (NeuTel) attracted 1000 physicists online from 18 to 26 February.
Read article 'LHC reinterpreters think long-term'
LHC reinterpreters think long-term
The question of making research data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable is a burning one throughout modern science.
Read article 'Anomalies intrigue at Moriond'
Anomalies intrigue at Moriond
The highlight of the conference was the new LHCb result on RK based on the full Run 1 and Run 2 data.
Read article 'Tooling up to hunt dark matter'
Tooling up to hunt dark matter
The TOOLS 2020 conference attracted around 200 phenomenologists and experimental physicists to work on numerical tools for dark-matter models, and more.
