CERN Accelerating science

The revamped injector chain – which consists of a series of accelerators– will play a key role in boosting the Large Hadron Collider’s performance

From getting ahead of market needs, to increasing technical know-how and giving back to society, there are several reasons for companies to participate in research projects

The Particle Therapy MasterClass has engaged over 1,500 school pupils around the world every year since it launched in 2020, with its adaptability helping it reach under-privileged children

The 24 students participating in the I.FAST Challenge Based Innovation event presented their projects at CERN and were praised for their novel ideas and creative solutions

The EU-funded I.FAST project assessed the potential of two new materials to act as beam windows for future accelerators – with promising early results

3D-printing is finding more uses in both high-energy physics in science-focused industries. In this interview, experts from Swiss technology innovation centre CSEM explain why

JUAS offers two courses to scientists and engineers interested in finding out more about particle accelerator physics and applications

The latest annual newsletter outlining the most recent updates in the High-Luminosity LHC project is about to be published

The “Code of the Universe” app blends science, art, and education to spark curiosity and prepare the next generation for the future of collider research

Discussions centred on notable developments in accelerator science, links to industry, and sustainability at the fourth annual meeting of the EU-funded consortium in Krakow