Michela Neroni, an Italian engineer, recounts her career journey that has led her to working at CERN and teaching a new generation of accelerator scientists
A new initiative by the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics is supporting six scientists to promote engagement and education in accelerator science
CERN’s Frank Zimmermann explains the potential of the proposed two-stage, next-generation particle accelerator that could succeed the Large Hadron Collider
Christine Darve, member of the global physics union IUPAP, talks about cooperating among facilities, promoting accelerator science, training the next generation of talent and the benefits of these complex machines for society