CERN Accelerating science

The IPAC is a key date in the calendar for the particle accelerator community, with next year's edition set to take place in northern France

This novel idea for an accelerator would allow scientists to investigate physics beyond the Standard Model

CERN’s Frank Zimmermann explains the potential of the proposed two-stage, next-generation particle accelerator that could succeed the Large Hadron Collider

CERN’s Steinar Stapnes explains the idea behind the CLIC project, a proposal to be the next flagship European accelerator project

The University of Liverpool together with STFC, the Cockcroft Institute and the John Adams Institute has hosted the largest-ever European edition of IBIC

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

2026 will be an important year for CERN’s high-luminosity upgrade project, with a vital beam test taking place before the Large Hadron Collider’s next long shut down

Two members of a working group that assessed six possible new accelerators to succeed the Large Hadron Collider share their insights into the recently published study

The FCC-ee is the preferred choice to succeed CERN’s Large Hadron Collider, based on recommendations set out as part of the update to the European Strategy for Particle Physics

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