The world's largest atom smasher is outfitting its Large Hadron Collider to operate in a 'high-luminosity' mode.
GENEVA (AN) — The international organization that runs the world’s largest atom smasher has begun work on a major upgrade to improve chances for more discoveries into our universe's fundamental properties.
The European Organization for Nuclear Research, known by its French acronym CERN, is outfitting its Large Hadron Collider to operate in a high-luminosity mode starting in 2026.
UNEP says it began work in 2022 to create a panel that could fill a major gap in the global environmental architecture.
Ministers urged creation of 'regional innovation ecosystems' that would include AI strategies and digital governance.
CERN announced that lead ions smashed together broke the atoms into more recognizable forms such as lead to gold.
An A.U.-E.U. workshop focused on how to use AI to enable the 'economic integration' and success of more techology startups.
Urgent early warning systems and urban heat protections are needed with extreme heat events becoming more frequent.
The reduction in support and services it can deliver is expected to drop to about $50 billion across the U.N. system.
The summit was dominated by U.S. President Donald Trump's first appearance at the world's largest alliance since 2019.
A new report from the U.N. weather agency shows Asia has been heating up nearly twice as fast as the global average.
