Read article 'Linear collider study is extended for two years'
A strong physics case has been made for building and electron-positron linear collider with an energy range from 90 GeV up to about 1 TeV.
Read article 'Observations of cosmic ripples reveal more hints of the blueprint for the early universe'
April and May were exciting months for cosmologists, as new results brought them one step closer to unravelling the mysteries of the early universe.
Read article 'European network for astro-particle physics is formed'
Five European countries have pledged to collaborate on research into astroparticle physics. The Astro-Particle Physics European Coordination (APPEC) network was formed on 2 May in Paris. Its goals inc...
Read article 'Neutrinos get their grand OPERA'
The 2000 tonne OPERA (Oscillation Project with Emulsion Tracking Apparatus) experiment has been approved for construction and operation in the CERN Neutrino Beam to Gran Sasso project.
Read article 'Three new experiments set to arrive at SLAC’s End Station A'
End Station A, the venerable fixed-target facility at the end of the two mile electron linear accelerator beam at SLAC, Stanford, where quarks were discovered in 1967, will soon see a high-energy be...
Read article 'High-energy accelerators look to R&D'
The rhythm of the International High Energy Accelerator Conference (HEACC), held once every three years, is well matched to the gradual evolution of the accelerator scene.
Read article 'Supernova supports negative pressure concept'
Images of a supernova 10 billion light-years from Earth give new weight to the theory of negative pressure (Einstein’s cosmological constant). The observations of the exploding star, made using ...
Read article 'Gamma-ray bursts are linked to star-forming regions'
At the Gamma Ray 2001 conference in Baltimore, Luigi Piro of the Istituto Astrofisica Spaziale in Rome presented new evidence linking gamma-ray bursts to dense regions of star formation. Gamma-ray bur...
Read article 'HERA upgrade increases luminosity'
Major changes are under way at Hamburg's DESY laboratory.
Read article 'Run II begins at the Tevatron'
Back in operation for particle physics for the first time since 1996, Fermilab's superconducting Tevatron proton antiproton collider is set to write a major new chapter of science history.
