Read article 'CERN and the EPS: a joint endeavour'
CERN and the EPS: a joint endeavour
The European Physical Society (EPS) was founded at CERN in 1968.
Read article 'CERN and the EPS: a joint endeavour'
Read article 'Optimizing potential'
Optimizing potential
Rolf Heuer discuss' the annual trip to Chamonix
Read article 'Collide – a cultural revolution'
Collide – a cultural revolution
Ariane Koek makes the case for an arts residency programme soon to be established at CERN.
Read article 'CERN – the knowledge hub'
CERN – the knowledge hub
Claudio Parrinello highlights CERN's role as a catalyst for the exchange of knowledge.
Read article 'Profiting from the long view'
Profiting from the long view
Andrew Hutton is Jefferson Lab’s associate-director for accelerators.
Read article 'the queen of all sciences and Intelligent Design'
the queen of all sciences and Intelligent Design
In the mid-1930s, physics was heavily attacked by the most famous Italian philosopher of the time, who called physicists "vile mechanicians".
Read article 'Big Science, bigger outreach'
Big Science, bigger outreach
Today the scientific community and the relevant authorities on scientific policies share a general consensus on the importance of conveying to society the main results and general consequences of rese...
Read article 'The age of citizen cyberscience'
The age of citizen cyberscience
I first met Rytis Slatkevicius in 2006, when he was 18. At the time, he had assembled the world's largest database of prime numbers.
Read article 'SRF technology comes full circle'
SRF technology comes full circle
Nearly a half-century ago, researchers at Stanford University began investigating superconducting RF (SRF) acceleration.
Read article 'Will the LHC surprise us?'
Will the LHC surprise us?
Having failed to find any completely unexpected new physics for more than 30 years, we clearly need nature's help to progress, and the case is good.
