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China mulls plan to build a $640m Super Tau-Charm Factory

27 Jul 2023

Researchers in China want to build a $640m Super Tau-Charm Factory to test the Standard Model of particle physics and put the country at the forefront of precision studies. Ling Xin reports

BESIII at the BEPC facility in China
One for the future The proposed Super Tau-Charm Factory would be a successor to the Beijing Electron Positron Collider, which has been in operation since 1990. (Courtesy: USTC)
Scientists in China want to build a new electron–positron collider to test the Standard Model of p

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Ling Xin is a science writer based in Beijing
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