Read article 'Making a difference'
Making a difference
Accelerator physicist and science communicator Suzie Sheehy discusses her work, her new book, and how to increase the appeal of a research career.
Read article 'Making a difference'
Read article 'Muon g–2: the promise of a generation'
Muon g–2: the promise of a generation
The recent Fermilab result offers a moment to reflect on perseverance and collaboration.
Read article 'Still seeking solutions'
Still seeking solutions
Steven Weinberg reflects on winning the Breakthrough Prize, effective field theory, and the mass-hierarchy problem.
Read article 'Connecting physics with society'
Connecting physics with society
Audiences never look at particle physics with the same eyes once they’ve learned about its wider applications.
Read article 'Implementing a vision for CERN’s future'
Implementing a vision for CERN’s future
The 2020 update of the European strategy for particle physics forms the basis of CERN’s objectives for the next five years, explains CERN Director-General Fabiola Gianotti.
Read article 'Seeking consensus'
Seeking consensus
Joachim Mnich discusses the opportunities and challenges he faces as CERN’s new director for research and computing.
Read article 'Together towards new facilities'
Together towards new facilities
Jorgen D’Hondt describes ECFA efforts to pursue technical and scientific synergies between Higgs-factory proposals.
Read article 'Hyperloop: think big, win big'
Hyperloop: think big, win big
Leybold’s Tom Kammermeier on the German manufacturer’s long-range bet on hyperloop vacuum-based transportation systems.
Read article 'A joined-up vision for vacuum'
A joined-up vision for vacuum
ESS vacuum group leader Marcelo Juni Ferreira describes the essential role of vacuum technology in this next-generation neutron-science facility.
Read article 'A unique period for computing, but will it last?'
A unique period for computing, but will it last?
The computing demands expected this decade puts HEP in a similar position to 1995 when the field moved to PCs, argues Sverre Jarp.
