Tag archive: European Strategy for Particle Physics
Jenny List, Tatsuya Nakada and Steinar Stapnes | 18 December 2025
The recently released recommendations of the European Strategy Group discuss Linear Colliders as technologically mature flagship projects which offer a competitive science program in Higgs and Top physics, while not ranking alternative projects beyond the FCC-ee. The next steps for Linear Colliders will be discussed at the LinearCollider@CERN Workshop in early January.
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CERN, European Strategy for Particle Physics, Linear Collider
Rika Takahashi | 18 December 2025
At LCWS 2025 in Valencia, more than 300 researchers united to shape the future of linear colliders, from Higgs-factory design to next-generation acceleration. A week of innovation, strategy, and fresh momentum for the global community.
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European Strategy for Particle Physics, LCWS
Rika Takahashi | 25 June 2025
Japan's high-energy physics community is entering a crucial phase as it maps out its long-term vision. ILC NewsLine spoke with Tsuyoshi Nakaya, Chairperson of the Japan Association of High Energy Physicists (JAHEP), about Japan’s recent input to the European Strategy for Particle Physics and the outlook for the field.
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European Strategy for Particle Physics, ILC-Japan, Japan
Steinar Stapnes | 19 April 2021
LCWS2021 highlighted the large and increasing international community and efforts pursuing a future linear collider, and the community is now very focused on an ILC Pre-Lab as the immediate next step towards an operational Higgs-factory by 2035.
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Director's Corner | Tagged:
Europe, European Strategy for Particle Physics, Higgs factory, ILC
21 December 2018
In this Statement issued by KEK in response to the SCJ report, the Japanese research organization asks the Japanese government to act on the ILC and start an international dialogue.
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European Strategy for Particle Physics, ILC hosting, KEK, MEXT, SCJ
Jim Brau | 4 October 2018
An ILC with collisions at 250 GeV is an “enormously exciting” first phase of the project, says the Linear Collider Collaboration’s Associate Director for Physics and Detectors, Jim Brau of the University of Oregon. Awaiting ILC project reviews in Japan while planning the next community meeting, LCWS2018, he explains how the Fermilab history of energy upgrades after successful and innovative management and operation could serve as a model for the ILC.
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Advisory Panel, European Strategy for Particle Physics, ILC250, LCWS2018, MEXT, Science Council of Japan
Lyn Evans | 31 May 2018
The 2018 Asian Linear Collider Workshop (ALCW2018) is being held in Fukuoka, Japan from 28 May to 1 June. At the meeting a statement was unanimously endorsed stressing the scientific importance of the ILC and urging the Japanese government to declare interest in hosting the project. A decision is now urgent because the European Strategy Group, which supported European participation in the ILC in the last update in 2013, needs input by the end of 2018 if the Project is to be integrated into their report. The Fukuoka declaration follows.
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European Strategy for Particle Physics, Fukuoka, ILC hosting, Tokyo Statement
Steinar Stapnes | 1 February 2018
With input to the update of the European Strategy for Particle Phyics due by the end of the year, the linear collider community has its goals clearly defined: progress on the political level and on technology. Steinar Stapnes gives an overview.
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Director's Corner | Tagged:
CLIC, CLIC workshop, European Strategy for Particle Physics, ILC, LCWS, X-band
| 1 February 2018
A Japanese delegation of 18 persons – Diet members, government officials, industry leaders, and scientists – toured France and Germany in a four-day visit seeking to strengthen relationships towards ILC realisation. Essential view points from the two countries on investment and timescale were clarified and confirmed with the delegation. The importance to include the ILC into the next European strategy for particle physics was also reaffirmed.
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Asia, Europe, European Strategy for Particle Physics, ILC, Japan
Barbara Warmbein | 26 May 2016
It may feel like only yesterday that the update of the European Strategy for Particle Physics was adopted, but preparations for a new one, planned for 2018/19, are already underway. Germany has now published its first conclusions from a workshop on future electron-positron colliders that are very supportive of the ILC.
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