The 85 participants gained theoretical and hands-on experience of working on particle accelerator technologies

A newly established forum aims to better align the priorities of research institutions and industry, including in the particle accelerator area.

Laser-plasma technology, additive manufacturing, high-temperature superconductors and other innovations have strong potential to reduce the footprint of particle accelerators.

Over the last decades, the learning path of an accelerator scientist has evolved. Two CERN group leaders tell us how CAS Courses are proving invaluable.

The topical workshop “Gigahertz Rate and Rapid Muon Acceleration” showed how advanced accelerator concepts can jump-start dark-sector searches.

Located in KEK Japan, this experimental facility will pursue the necessary R&D to maximize the luminosity potential of linear colliders.

Aimed at reducing the energy use of accelerator facilities, the Zero Power Tunable Optics project demonstrated the replacement of resistive electromagnets with permanent ones whilst retaining field strength adjustability.

To look into the atomic and subatomic structure of materials and cells, future industry will need ever-smaller accelerators.

The conference provided a unique opportunity to hear about the latest advances in research and developments on linear accelerators and their applications.