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Physicists want to build a next-generation atom interferometer at CERN

18 Apr 2023
outline of CERN atom interferometer
Deep underground An access shaft for the Large Hadron Collider could be used to host a 100 m prototype atom interferometer (courtesy: arXiv:2304.00614)
The CERN particle-physics laboratory near Geneva could be an ideal location for a next-generation at

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Martijn Boerkamp is a science writer based in the Netherlands
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