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A new experiment at Fermilab will look for the neutrinoless transformation of a muon into an electron
CERN openlab expanding to include other public research organisations; special event to be held at CERN to mark the occasion
EuroCirCol, the EC funded part of the FCC study that will develop the conceptual design of an energy-frontier hadron collider, has begun
Austin Ball of the CMS collaboration looks back at the vast amount of work done during LS1 and some of the challenges that arose along the way
The High Energy and Particle Physics (HEPP) Division of the European Physical Society (EPS) has announced the winners of its 2015 prizes
After both beams having been ramped to their full energy of 6.5 TeV, the last two weeks saw the beam commissioning process advancing on many fronts
An international approach for a new 1000 km experiment
The Quark Working Group highlights unsolved problems, discusses the latest data, and suggests new analyses in quarkonium physics
The LHC restart, highlights from FCC week, the first bending magnet of SESAME and more in this spring issue
Results from the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer (AMS) on the International Space Station will be the focus of the three-day “AMS Days at CERN” meeting
At 4pm on 14 April in the CERN auditorium, Carlo Rubbia will review the case for a muon-cooled Higgs factory. Watch the webcast
A team in Japan has used advanced ISOL techniques to measure the energy needed to remove an electron from lawrencium, which lives for only 27 seconds