Read article: Second cable failure puts iconic Arecibo Observatory at risk of collapse
"Crisis" as second cable snaps supporting a metal tower platform above the telescope's main reflector dish
Read article: 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: 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
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
Helmut Schober explains how the neutron facility strives to serve its user community
Read article: Lia Merminga: 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
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
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
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
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
