The first collisions of lead nuclei mark the start of a new LHC heavy-ion run

The first collisions of lead nuclei mark the start of the latest LHC heavy-ion run

The LHC’s proton run came to an end on Wednesday 24 October with an excellent result of 160 fb-1 of data accumulated since the start of 2015

Halfway between launch and start-up, what is the status of the High-Luminosity LHC project?

Registration for the 2019 session of the Joint Universities Accelerator School (JUAS) is now open

At the end of October, the last protons for Run 2 will circulate inside the LHC. The next protons will be injected only in the spring of 2021!

Studies on beam adjustment and new components are being conducted in preparation for future LHC runs

Since the recovery from the recent machine development period, the LHC has been in luminosity production mode, crawling its way up towards 60 fb-1

Ten years ago, protons circulated CERN’s Large Hadron Collider (LHC) for the first time, marking the end of years of design and construction

The LHC has just come out of a successful week of machine development (MD), used to carry out studies covering a wide spectrum of topics