Read article 'Dipole marks path to future collider'
Dipole marks path to future collider
Researchers in the US have demonstrated an advanced accelerator dipole magnet with a field of 14.1 T.
Read article 'Dipole marks path to future collider'
Read article 'Cloud services take off in the US and Europe'
Cloud services take off in the US and Europe
Fermilab has announced the launch of HEPCloud, a step towards a new computing paradigm to deal with the vast quantities of data pouring in from existing and future facilities.
Read article 'Galaxies thrive on new physics'
Galaxies thrive on new physics
Theorists at Durham University simulated the universe using hydrodynamical simulations in which a scalar field enhances gravitational forces in low-density regions.
Read article 'Supergravity pioneers share $3m Breakthrough Prize'
Supergravity pioneers share $3m Breakthrough Prize
Marriage of supersymmetry and general relativity continues to impact theoretical physics.
Read article 'Austrian synchrotron debuts carbon-ion cancer treatment'
Austrian synchrotron debuts carbon-ion cancer treatment
MedAustron becomes one of six centres worldwide to treat tumours with carbon ions.
Read article 'Niobium-tin cavities for smaller accelerators'
Niobium-tin cavities for smaller accelerators
High-frequency superconducting radio-frequency cavities made from niobium–tin alloy are more efficient than conventional niobium designs.
Read article 'Clocking the merger of two white dwarfs'
Clocking the merger of two white dwarfs
As two white dwarfs orbited one another they slowly lost momentum through the emission of gravitational waves.
Read article 'How many protons collided in ATLAS in Run 2?'
How many protons collided in ATLAS in Run 2?
The uncertainty of several ATLAS Run-1 measurements was dominated by systematic uncertainty on the integrated luminosity.
Read article 'New constraints on charm–quark hadronisation'
New constraints on charm–quark hadronisation
Heavier quarks, such as charm, can provide unique insights as they are produced early in the collisions, and their interactions with the QGP differ from their lighter cousins.
Read article 'Studying neutron stars in the laboratory'
Studying neutron stars in the laboratory
The ALICE collaboration is now using the scattering between particles produced in collisions at the LHC to constrain interaction potentials in a new way.
