Read article: First plasma for upgraded UK spherical tokamak
First plasma for upgraded UK spherical tokamak
Mega Amp Spherical Tokamak will aim to demonstrate plasma performance that could be scaled up to a fusion reactor
Read article: First plasma for upgraded UK spherical tokamak
Read article: Why knocking down Brookhaven’s iconic smokestack is a monumental mistake
Why knocking down Brookhaven’s iconic smokestack is a monumental mistake
Robert P Crease laments the disappearance of a landmark in US science history
Read article: Canadian Light Source overcomes geographic challenges while building local expertise
Canadian Light Source overcomes geographic challenges while building local expertise
Isabelle Blain and Marie D’Iorio on Canada's first national synchrotron
Read article: Continuous upgrades keep Institut Laue–Langevin at the heart of Europe’s neutron community
Continuous upgrades keep Institut Laue–Langevin at the heart of Europe’s neutron community
Helmut Schober explains how the neutron facility strives to serve its user community
Read article: Fermilab looks to the future with PIP-II linac
Fermilab looks to the future with PIP-II linac
Lia Merminga talks about an international effort to keep Fermilab at the forefront of particle physics
Read article: European synchrotron reopens following €150m upgrade
European synchrotron reopens following €150m upgrade
The Extremely Brilliant Source boosts the brilliance and coherence of the X-ray beams by around a factor of 100 over its predecessor
Read article: Physics in China attempts to rise from the pandemic
Physics in China attempts to rise from the pandemic
Physicists in China are beginning to return to the lab following the COVID-19 pandemic, but many of their projects face delays, as Ling Xin reports
Read article: Growing the gravitational-wave network
Growing the gravitational-wave network
David Reitze discusses how gravitational-wave observations are set for a multi-detector boost
Read article: CERN approves further work on Future Circular Collider – but delays final decision
CERN approves further work on Future Circular Collider – but delays final decision
European strategy update proposes further work on a huge 100 km circular collider at CERN, but a final decision to build it will not be made until 2026
Read article: Critical research hit as COVID-19 forces physics labs to close
Critical research hit as COVID-19 forces physics labs to close
Major labs have shut their doors in response to the worldwide lockdown, but a few remain open and in some cases are carrying out critical work related to the COVID-19 pandemic
