Read article 'Strangeness and heavy flavours in Krakow'
Strangeness and heavy flavours in Krakow
The latest news on strangeness in heavy-ion collisions.
Read article 'Strangeness and heavy flavours in Krakow'
Read article 'Two years of LHC physics: ATLAS takes stock'
Two years of LHC physics: ATLAS takes stock
From the first paper to the dozens of ground-breaking results presented over recent months, the first two years of ATLAS physics have been a hugely productive time.
Read article 'Zehui He: following a different road'
Zehui He: following a different road
The life and times of a pioneering Chinese physicist.
Read article 'ARIS 2011 charts the nuclear landscape'
ARIS 2011 charts the nuclear landscape
The first meeting in a new conference series.
Read article 'Hadron therapy: collaborating for the future'
Hadron therapy: collaborating for the future
In 1946, accelerator pioneer Robert Wilson laid the foundation for hadron therapy with his article in Radiology about the therapeutic interest of protons for treating cancer (CERN Courier December 200...
Read article 'NA61/SHINE: more precision for neutrino beams'
NA61/SHINE: more precision for neutrino beams
A CERN experiment brings together heavy-ion and neutrino experts.
Read article 'Superconductivity and the LHC: the early days'
Superconductivity and the LHC: the early days
With 9 T dipole magnets of a new “twin” design and superfluid helium cooling, the LHC took the use of superconductivity in accelerators to a new level.
Read article 'The discovery of type II superconductors'
The discovery of type II superconductors
The tragic tale of the first observations in Kharkov.
Read article 'Farewell to the Tevatron'
Farewell to the Tevatron
Roger Dixon looks back at a trail-blazing particle accelerator.
Read article 'Advances in acceleration: the superconducting way'
Advances in acceleration: the superconducting way
Hasan Padamsee surveys developments in a key technology.
