Read article 'Accelerating climate mitigation'
Accelerating climate mitigation
Sustainable HEP 2024, the third online-only workshop on sustainable high-energy physics, convened more than 200 participants from 10 to 12 June.
Read article 'Accelerating climate mitigation'
Read article 'A decider for CERN’s next collider'
A decider for CERN’s next collider
The third update of the European strategy for particle physics is underway.
Read article 'Voices from a new generation'
Voices from a new generation
Early-career researchers tell the Courier what they think is the key strategic issue for the future of high-energy physics.
Read article 'Steering the ship of member states'
Steering the ship of member states
An interview with Eliezer Rabinovici, the president of the CERN Council.
Read article 'German community discusses future collider at CERN'
German community discusses future collider at CERN
The Bonn event was an important step in building consensus in the German community for a future collider project at CERN.
Read article 'Estonia becomes 24th Member State'
Estonia becomes 24th Member State
As a full Member State, Estonia will now have voting rights in the CERN Council, enhanced opportunities for Estonian nationals to be recruited by CERN and for Estonian industry to bid for CERN contrac...
Read article 'A new generation, a new vision'
A new generation, a new vision
The 2024 Aspen Winter Conference highlighted the role of early-career researchers in realising bold long-term visions for the field.
Read article 'Threshold moment for medical photon counting'
Threshold moment for medical photon counting
The seventh workshop on Medical Applications of Spectroscopic X-ray Detectors was held at CERN from in April.
Read article 'How to democratise radiation therapy'
How to democratise radiation therapy
Manjit Dosanjh and Steinar Stapnes tell the Courier about the need to disrupt the market for a technology that is indispensable when treating cancer.
Read article 'CERN teams up with ET on civil engineering'
CERN teams up with ET on civil engineering
The Einstein Telescope requires a new underground infrastructure in the form of a triangle with 10 km-long arms.
