Read article 'Conference probes the dark side of the universe'
Conference probes the dark side of the universe
Researchers gathered in Munich to discuss dark energy.
Read article 'Conference probes the dark side of the universe'
Read article 'The light-pulse horizon'
The light-pulse horizon
High-intensity laser pulses offer the promise of exciting science.
Read article 'Georges Charpak: hardwired for science'
Georges Charpak: hardwired for science
An interview with Georges Charpak as he turns 85.
Read article 'CERN leads the way with novel beam extraction'
CERN leads the way with novel beam extraction
A more efficient technique is put through its paces.
Read article 'Accelerators shine as experts gather in Genoa'
Accelerators shine as experts gather in Genoa
EPAC returned to Italy for the last meeting in the European series.
Read article 'Protons and neutrons cosy up in nuclei and neutron stars'
Protons and neutrons cosy up in nuclei and neutron stars
Isolating the signal of short-range correlated nucleons may lead to a deeper understanding of cold, dense nuclear systems
Read article 'The Pauli principle faces testing times'
The Pauli principle faces testing times
The SpinStat 2008 workshop looked at the nature of space–time.
Read article 'CERN pulls Strings together'
CERN pulls Strings together
The annual “Strings” conference draws together a large number of active researchers in the field from all over the world.
Read article 'Edoardo Amaldi: a true statesman of science'
Edoardo Amaldi: a true statesman of science
Edoardo Amaldi was a leading figure in Italian science in the 20th century, particularly in fundamental experimental physics.
Read article 'Rutherford’s Nobel Prize and the one he didn’t get'
Rutherford’s Nobel Prize and the one he didn’t get
“I have dealt with many different transformations with various periods of time, but the quickest that I have met was my own transformation in one moment from a physicist to a chemist.” Ernest Ruth...
