Read article 'Neutrinos out of the blue'
Neutrinos out of the blue
Taking shape on the Mediterranean seabed, the vast KM3NeT telescope promises to open a new vista on the neutrino’s properties.
Read article 'Neutrinos out of the blue'
Read article 'Charting the future of US particle physics'
Charting the future of US particle physics
The latest Snowmass community planning exercise revealed the great opportunities present in the US and the connections to programmes in the rest of the world.
Read article 'IPPOG celebrates 25 years of engagement'
IPPOG celebrates 25 years of engagement
What drives us to commit so much effort to outreach and public engagement? First of all, we love doing it, says chair of the International Particle Physics Outreach Group, Steve Goldfarb.
Read article 'Crystal collimation brings HL-LHC into focus'
Crystal collimation brings HL-LHC into focus
Crystal collimation, which makes use of a phenomenon called planar channelling, is key to handling the more intense beams at Run 3 and the High-Luminosity LHC.
Read article 'Neutron science: simplifying access for industry users'
Neutron science: simplifying access for industry users
The ILL is positioning neutron science as a natural extension of industry’s R&D and innovation pipeline. Caroline Boudou and Mark Johnson share the lessons for other large-scale facilities.
Read article 'CERN’s partnerships underpin a joined-up innovation pipeline'
CERN’s partnerships underpin a joined-up innovation pipeline
From equipment procurement to knowledge-transfer initiatives, Giovanni Anelli, Anders Unnervik and Marzena Lapka provide a high-level tour of CERN’s unique innovation ecosystem.
Read article 'DESY’s innovation ecosystem delivers impact for industry'
DESY’s innovation ecosystem delivers impact for industry
Djamschid Safi explains how big science is helping European companies to fast-track the development of innovative products, services and applications.
Read article 'From atomic to nuclear clocks'
From atomic to nuclear clocks
Recent progress in understanding thorium’s nuclear structure could enable an ultra-accurate nuclear clock with applications in fundamental physics.
Read article 'Tracing molecules at the vacuum frontier'
Tracing molecules at the vacuum frontier
The CERN-developed simulator “Molflow” has become the de-facto industry standard for ultra-high-vacuum simulations, with applications ranging from chip manufacturing to the exploration of the Mart...
Read article 'CMS looks forward to new physics with PPS'
CMS looks forward to new physics with PPS
A new CMS subdetector – the Precision Proton Spectrometer (PPS) – allows the electroweak sector of the Standard Model to be probed in regions so far unexplored.
