Read article 'The high-energy frontier (archive)'
The principal goal of the experimental programme at the LHC is to make the first direct exploration of a completely new region of energies and distances, to the tera-electron-volt scale and beyond.
Read article 'LHCb: A question of asymmetry'
Andrei Golutvin explains how quantum phenomena in B mesons may reveal new physics in LHCb.
Read article 'ATLAS: The making of a giant'
A multipurpose detector, its physics goals range from the search for the Higgs boson and supersymmetric particles to the exploration of extra dimensions and other alternative scenarios.
Read article 'Nobel expectations for new physics at the LHC'
What will the LHC bring? Nobel laureates at Lindau share their thoughts.
Read article 'Will the LHC reveal the unexpected?'
This autumn, commissioning should be in full swing on the LHC at CERN, the world’s largest laboratory for the study of subnuclear physics.
Read article 'New symposium links the vacuum and the universe'
The first Austria–France–Italy (AFI) symposium, From the Vacuum to the Universe, took place on 19–20 October at the University of Innsbruck.
Read article 'EPS conference sets the scene for things to come'
A report on the 2007 meeting in Europe’s biennial conference series.
Read article 'The LHC: a new high energy photon collider'
A look at the LHC's potential for photon-induced interactions.
Read article 'Zurich workshop faces the LHC’s precision challenge'
With Switzerland's reputation for exactitude, Zurich was the ideal place for scientists to discuss high precision for hard processes at LHC in this last year's workshop.
Read article 'Axions create excitement and doubt at Princeton'
A workshop at the Institute for Advanced Study paid much attention to a small-scale experiment that might have found the first direct indication of a new particle.
