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A new committee is providing direction on the case for an electron–hadron collider, both at the LHC and at a Future Circular Collider complex
Anja Vest of the Technical University of Dresden presents recent results from ATLAS
For the first time in over 15 months, there are beams back in the Proton Synchrotron
Updates on EuCARD-2, ERC grants, and CRISP in Issue 10 of Accelerating News. Now available online
IPAC’14, the 5th International Accelerator Conference, has attracted more than 1500 accelerator experts this week to Dresden
The ATLAS Collaboration has analyzed its full Run 1 data sample of seven and eight TeV proton-proton collisions delivered by the LHC
Learn about the European Spallation Source, and Jim Yeck, who is taking charge of the project in its construction phase, in the latest CERN Courier
ATLAS presented new results at the Large Hadron Collider Physics (LHCP) Conference in Columbia University, New York, 2-7 June
On 2 June the PS Booster had beam for the first time since the beginning of LS1
Greig Cowan of the University of Edinburgh (UK) presents the latest on exotic mesons from LHCb. Watch the webcast at 11am CET today
In continuing its studies of the energy region of the τ and charm particles, the BES collaboration has begun to investigate the puzzling XYZ states