Read article 'Lars Brink 1943–2022'
Lars Brink 1943–2022
Theoretical physicist Lars Brink served on the Nobel Committee for physics for many years.
Read article 'Lars Brink 1943–2022'
Read article 'Neutrino scattering sizes up the proton'
Neutrino scattering sizes up the proton
The MINERνA collaboration has used neutrinos to probe the proton's structure, also offering precise measurements of neutrino-oscillation parameters.
Read article 'TeV photons challenge standard explanations'
TeV photons challenge standard explanations
The brightest gamma-ray burst ever detected appears to have produced an emission that is difficult to explain.
Read article 'STEREO rejects sterile neutrino'
STEREO rejects sterile neutrino
A normalisation bias in the beta-decay spectrum of uranium-235 is the most probable explanation for a deficit of electron neutrinos seen at reactor experiments.
Read article 'Deep learning for safer driving'
Deep learning for safer driving
CERN and software company Zenseact have completed a three-year project investigating the use of AI in autonomous vehicles.
Read article 'ALICE looks through the Milky Way'
ALICE looks through the Milky Way
New results from the ALICE collaboration that probe the Milky Way's transparency to antimatter serve as an important guide for dark-matter searches.
Read article 'Plasma acceleration under the microscope'
Plasma acceleration under the microscope
DESY researchers have measured the energy evolution of an electron bunch inside a laser-plasma accelerator for the first time.
Read article 'Gabriella Pálla 1934–2022'
Gabriella Pálla 1934–2022
Gabriella Pálla laid the foundations for the participation of Hungarian groups in CERN experiments.
Read article 'CERN, CHUV and THERYQ join forces for FLASH'
CERN, CHUV and THERYQ join forces for FLASH
Tripartite agreement covers the development, regulatory compliance and construction of the first radiotherapy device capable of treating large, deep-seated tumours using the FLASH technique.
Read article 'CERN and Airbus collaboration aims high'
CERN and Airbus collaboration aims high
New partnership will investigate the use of superconducting technologies in the electrical distribution systems of future hydrogen-powered aircraft.
