Telescopes and space missions Research update Pierre Auger cosmic-ray observatory set for expansion Scintillation detectors will be added to the 1660 existing Cerenkov detectors spread across Argentina Read article: Pierre Auger cosmic-ray observatory set for expansion
Particles and interactions Research update Gran Sasso steps up the hunt for missing particles Physicists switch on XENON1T and CUORE experiments Read article: Gran Sasso steps up the hunt for missing particles
Telescopes and space missions Opinion and reviews Web life: Astrobites A blog where astronomy PhD students write bite-sized summaries of recent astronomy papers for undergraduates Read article: Web life: Astrobites
Telescopes and space missions News European superscope reveals its three ‘first-light’ instruments Agreements signed for E-ELT's phase 1 instruments with the UK, France, Germany and other European states Read article: European superscope reveals its three ‘first-light’ instruments
Particles and interactions Video Why do physicists do experiments deep underground? Art McDonald describes why it is useful to be shielded by the Earth Read article: Why do physicists do experiments deep underground?
Projects and facilities Feature Catching gravity, rolling by David Appell explores how the Advanced LIGO facility is designed to detect gravitational waves Read article: Catching gravity, rolling by
Astroparticle physics Podcasts Inside the particle pyramid Using muons to hunt for hidden burial chambers inside Mexico's Pyramid of the Sun Read article: Inside the particle pyramid
Astroparticle physics Research update GRAND plans for new neutrino observatory Vast radio array would observe universe via high-energy neutrinos Read article: GRAND plans for new neutrino observatory
Nuclear physics Research update Neutrino-mass measurements could benefit from holmium-trapping result Resolution of nuclear-decay quandary is important step forward, say physicists Read article: Neutrino-mass measurements could benefit from holmium-trapping result
Telescopes and space missions News Astroparticle physics funding in the UK is ‘critically low’, says Institute of Physics Report says British researchers should expand leadership roles in international projects Read article: Astroparticle physics funding in the UK is ‘critically low’, says Institute of Physics
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