Read article 'We can’t wait for a future collider'
We agree on the physics case. We want the opportunity to access higher energies in our lifetimes. Let’s work together to choose the right path forward, says Karri DiPetrillo.
Read article 'A game changer for CERN'
Science Gateway project leader Patrick Geeraert describes the origins, status and goals of CERN’s new visitor and education centre, due to open in October.
Read article 'Lost in the landscape'
20 years since coining the string-theory "landscape", Leonard Susskind describes the emerging connections between quantum mechanics and gravity.
Read article 'Physics is about principles, not particles'
As long as the aim is to answer nature’s outstanding mysteries, the path is worth following, says Veronica Sanz.
Read article 'Remembering the W discovery'
Former UA2 spokesperson Luigi Di Lella recalls the events leading to the discovery of the W and Z bosons at CERN 40 years ago.
Read article 'Playing in the sandbox of geometry'
Fields medallist Maryna Viazovska explains sphere-packing, its applications to physics, and the relationship between mathematics and reality.
Read article '50 Years of Theoretical Physics'
This carefully crafted edition highlights the scientific life of Frank Wilczek, and the developments in theoretical physics related to the 2004 Nobel laureate's research.
Read article 'A clear guide for accelerator physicists'
"Special Topics in Accelerator Physics" by Alexander Wu Chao covers advanced concepts in a comprehensive, complete and pedagogical way.
Read article 'QUP emphasises its KEK connections'
A look at Japan’s International Center for Quantum-field Measurement Systems for Studies of the Universe and Particles (QUP).
Read article 'RAON’s rare-isotope ambitions'
South Korea’s RAON heavy-ion accelerator facility will open up new opportunities in rare-isotope science when it comes online later in the decade.
