Tag: Collaboration

  • Read the 10th HiLumi LHC annual newsletter!

    Read the 10th HiLumi LHC annual newsletter!

    The 10th edition of the annual newsletter has been released. Read it here!

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  • Completion of DFX and DFM cryostats for the HiLumi LHC Cold Powering Systems

    Completion of DFX and DFM cryostats for the HiLumi LHC Cold Powering Systems

    In January 2026, CERN and the University of Southampton (SOTON) celebrated the successful completion of the series production of the DFX and DFH cryostats for the High-Luminosity LHC (HiLumi LHC) Cold Powering Systems.

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  • Beam gas curtain monitor becomes an operational instrument for CERN’s Large Hadron Collider | Accelerating News

    Beam gas curtain monitor becomes an operational instrument for CERN’s Large Hadron Collider | Accelerating News

    By Hao Zhang (Cockcroft Institute/University of Liverpool) on Accelerating News Following a positive evaluation during a review of transverse beam profile monitoring for the HiLumi LHC in September 2025, in February 2026 the BGC monitor was approved as an important addition to the beam instrumentation baseline for the HiLumi era. “It’s a huge success and

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  • First series RFD crab cavity on the road to cryomodule assembly

    First series RFD crab cavity on the road to cryomodule assembly

    The first dressed series RF dipole crab cavity, RFD02, has been successfully delivered to TRIUMF, Canada, from JLAB, USA. This begins the cavity’s journey towards cryostating, when it will be integrated – along with the second dressed series cavity expected to arrive still in the first half of 2026 – into the first series cryomodule.

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  • Half of the US-AUP magnet production at CERN

    Half of the US-AUP magnet production at CERN

    At the end of October we received two more magnets from Fermilab (CA03 and CA05). With these deliveries, half of the units from the US are at CERN! They join the other three magnets already received: CA01 and CA02 for the IT String, and CA04.

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  • All bare DQW crab cavities produced and qualified

    All bare DQW crab cavities produced and qualified

    Following etching and most-recent tests of the final 6 bare DQW crab cavities delivered to CERN earlier this year, the whole DQW series has been qualified.

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  • All components for the Cold Powering Systems of the HL-LHC now at CERN

    All components for the Cold Powering Systems of the HL-LHC now at CERN

    At the end of October 2025, ICAS delivered to CERN the last of the ten complex MgB₂ cable assemblies needed for the Superconducting Links of the Cold Powering Systems that will be used for connecting the magnets to the power converters in the HL-LHC.

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  • The Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission (PAEC) and CERN sign a New Framework Collaboration Agreement

    The Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission (PAEC) and CERN sign a New Framework Collaboration Agreement

    On 30 September 2025 the Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission (PAEC) and CERN concluded a Framework Collaboration Agreement, aimed at strengthening the scientific and technical cooperation with the High-Luminosity LHC (HL-LHC) project. Under this agreement – concluded within the scope of HL-LHC Work Package 8, which focuses on the interface between the LHC experiments and accelerator…

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  • Completion of the production of the Nb3Sn cables for MQXFB magnets

    Completion of the production of the Nb3Sn cables for MQXFB magnets

    The production of all sixty series Nb3Sn superconducting Rutherford cable lengths marks an important milestone for the manufacturing of the Insertion Region MQXFB magnets of the HL-LHC. Each cable unit length is 750 m long whilst ensuring very tight dimension tolerances.

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  • 15th HL-LHC Collaboration Meeting gathers 300+ at CERN

    15th HL-LHC Collaboration Meeting gathers 300+ at CERN

    The 15th HL-LHC Collaboration Meeting brought together over 300 scientists and engineers from around the globe at CERN, marking a major milestone as the High-Luminosity LHC (HL-LHC) Project moves quickly through the production phase and is gearing up for its deployment in the LHC tunnel from July 2026.

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