Read article 'CERN hosts first meeting of Quarkonium Working Group'
The first workshop of the recently founded Quarkonium Working Group (QWG) took place at CERN on 8-10 November 2002, nearly 30 years after the observation of charmonium - the first of the heavy quarkon...
Read article 'KamLAND experiment discovers that reactor antineutrinos ‘disappear’'
The first results from six months of data-taking by the KamLAND experiment in Japan indicate that electron antineutrinos from distant nuclear reactors are "disappearing" on their way to the detector.
Read article 'Aerogel sees the light for LHCb detector'
Particle identification is a fundamental requirement for experiments such as LHCb that are dedicated to the study of B physics.
Read article 'Silicon photomultiplier demonstrates its capabilities'
A team from the Moscow Engineering and Physics Institute together with Pulsar Enterprise in Moscow have developed a silicon photomultiplier (SiPM), which promises a wide range of applications.
Read article 'JACoW accelerates publication of electronic conference proceedings'
The Joint Accelerator Conferences Website, (JACoW) is a website located at CERN with a mirror site at KEK, where the proceedings of accelerator conferences are published.
Read article 'New paperless journal echoes the spirit of JHEP'
In collaboration with Institute of Physics Publishing, the International School for Advanced Studies has launched the Journal of Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics.
Read article 'INTEGRAL sees first light'
At the end of last year, the first images from the INTEGRAL gamma-ray satellite were released to enthusiastic astronomers.
Read article 'CERN Council sets the stage for the LHC'
The LHC is now the main focus of activity at CERN, as components for the accelerator arrive at the laboratory from around the world.
Read article 'Records tumble at KEKB and Belle'
Like all experimental groups around the world, the Belle collaboration at Japan's KEK laboratory is always pushing for higher luminosity, and for the past couple of years the KEKB accelerator team has...
Read article 'JLab generates high-power terahertz light'
At the Jefferson Laboratory (JLab) in Virginia, US, a multilaboratory team using beams of relativistic electrons has generated broadband terahertz radiation at nearly 20 W average power, several order...
