THE’Europe And definitely intentioned to keep the leadership in the particle physics and intends to do it by focusing on successor of the LHCthe largest accelerator in the world active at CERN in Geneva, which has allowed discoveries by Nobel and which will retire in 2041. This is the will emerged to the conclusion of the Open Symposium which in Venice brought together more than 600 researchers from over 36 countries, organized by the National Institute of Nuclear Physics with the support of CERN. The strategic recommendationswhich reflect the ambitions and priorities of the community of particles, will be presented to the CERN Council at the beginning of the 2026. The latter will have the last word on the projects presented.
“It’s the right moment For build a brilliant future For our field in Europe, together with our global partners, “said Fabiola Gianotti, general manager of Cern.” The results obtained by the World Community of CERN – he added – show that we are one strong community, capable Of design, build And manage structures of extraordinary complexity that always exceed expectations. This is our biggest resource – added Gianotti – while we prepare ourselves to even more ambitious projects“.
The meeting emerged theneed of a research program that keeps the CERN as world reference center for physics based on particles accelerators. In this perspective, everyone agrees on the need to identify the heir of LHC as soon as possible. The most promising proposal is currently that of Future Circular Collider (FCC)but other projects remain on the table.
“The discovery of Higgs’s boson in Lhc in 2012 opened a new path of discovery, which – observed Costas Fountas, president of the CERN Council – can only be created with a future collision with the wider and most promising research program, and the CERN Council awaits the final recommendations of the community with keerous interest”.
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