ARIES: Accelerator Research and Innovation for European Science and Society
ARIES coordinates a consortium of 41 partners from 18 different European countries to ensure the strengthen particle accelerator science for the future. By promoting innovation, fostering interdisciplinary and international collaboration, laying the groundwork for the training future accelerator scientists, and enhancing current accelerator facilities whilst producing concepts and technologies for future facilities, ARIES aims to enhance European R&D for particle accelerators and further grow and integrate the accelerator community.
The importance of knowledge transfer in the development and application of ionizing radiation
Companies provided the means by which ionizing radiation could be utilised in the development of products and services.
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ARIES consortium produces world-class HTS tapes
REBCO conductor tapes reached a world-record critical current at 20T, strengthening the possibilities for a demonstrator of high-level accelerator magnets. Lucio Rossi, leader of the HL-LHC project, explains.
Building on the community’s collective experience on accelerator communication
Members from the accelerator communication community gathered at CERN for the 2nd Accelerator Communication and Outreach workshop.
Specialized School on Novel Accelerators for Young Scientists
The Spring 2019 edition of the CERN Accelerator School took place in Tecnico Lisboa and focused on High-Gradient Wakefield Acceleration.
A workshop on the energy-sustainable future for research infrastructures
On 28 and 29 November, CERN took part in the 5th Energy for Sustainable Science at Research Infrastructures workshop at the Paul Scherrer Institute.
Bringing particle accelerators on ships
The first test to use a particle accelerator to clean the exhaust gases of a ship took place in Riga in July 2019. The first results are encouraging.
Budapest welcomes the 2nd ARIES Annual Meeting
ARIES Annual Meeting highlights reports from networks, transnational access, proof-of-concept projects, workshops and a special session on accelerator science applied to medicine.
Master Class captivates the next generation of scientists
CERN, DKFZ Heidelberg and GSI Darmstadt engage the next generation of scientists through a hands-on experience on particle therapy.