Feature: Physics and detector interim report released

A new report on International Linear Collider physics and detectors is now released. The ILC project has reached the midpoint in efforts towards delivering its technical design. The new report gives a comprehensive summary of the major accomplishments to date of the ILC R&D programmes. The new volume, International Linear Collider Physics and Detectors: 2011 Status Report, which focuses on the ILC scientific case and on the design of the detectors associated with the collider, is now available online and in print. This volume follows a first titled The International Linear Collider: A Technical Progress Report, which focused on the ILC collider. Image: Rey.Hori

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Fermilab's cryomodule stop-n-go

Out with the old, in with the new! Having completed a successful run of tests on Cryomodule 1, Fermilab researchers remove it from its current home and install Cryomodule 2. The new device’s components have shown promise, and people hope to realise the ILC gradient goals at Fermilab before long.Read ILC NewsLine
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Looking back on the first year of AIDA

The AIDA community takes stock of its first year of R&D activities. Twenty-three European countries are working on a variety of infrastructures that help today's researchers plan the detectors of the future - from linear colliders to neutrino facilities.Read ILC NewsLine
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Nobu Toge promoted to KEK trustee

The ILC programme’s Nobu Toge has been appointed as one of KEK's five trustees. He began working with the linear collider in 1986, later joining the Global Design Effort in 2005. He'll continue his involvement with the ILC as a contributor to its Technical Design Report.Read ILC NewsLine
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Long-bunch-train studies back at FLASH

In their unflagging quest to achieve higher gradients for the ILC, scientists in the 9-mA study programme at DESY’s FLASH facility develop a better knack for automating accelerator voltages, helping keep cavity gradients high and the whole system stable.Read ILC NewsLine
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One-stop cavity shop

KEK's recently established Cavity Fabrication Facility is a one-stop shopping facility for fabricating superconducting radiofrequency cavities. The fully equipped facility provides a unique and valuable opportunity: a full sequence of R&D for cavity fabrication on one laboratory’s premises.Read ILC NewsLine

ILC in the news

From The Daily Yomiuri 16 April 2012

REVITALIZING JAPAN--Creative use of land / Universities key to regional growth

From Physics World 12 April 2012

Linear-collider teams join in rivalry

From symmetry breaking 11 April 2012

Two proposed linear collider programs to be joined under new governance

From Chicago Business 14 February 2012

Obama budget plan provides little for Fermi, Argonne

From The Hindu 25 January 2012

Chasing the one trillion trillionth of a second

From Fermilab Today 10 January 2012

Leveraging technologies

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