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On the occasion of the EUCAS 2017 conference, superconducting magnets and cavities were turned into musical instruments
High-temperature superconductors have the potential to revolutionise the field of particle physics
Intensity tests have been successfully completed on the FRESCA2 magnet. It will serve as a test bench for the development of more powerful magnets
The third article in our series on superconductors takes us to the heart of the detectors and their extraordinary and powerful magnets
Superconductors are the primary focus of next week’s major EUCAS 2017 conference, which will also include events aimed at the general public
During the summer, the third of a series of short, 1.5-metre-long magnet models for the HL-LHC project was successfully tested
The new quadrupole magnets designed for the insertion regions for the LHC upgrade exploit cutting-edge technological innovations
A new shield septum magnet is being developed to protect the FCC machine from the beam’s extremely high energy
A new tool for building superconducting magnet coils for High-Luminosity LHC and future particle accelerators arrives at CERN
Less than three years after the EC and CERN announced the start of the CESSAMag project, the final components left CERN bound for Jordan today
From retrieving data tapes to handling material safely, the robots at CERN fulfill numerous tasks
During this week's planned technical stop, engineers modify the electrical system that protects magnet components from high current