Future Circular Collider

As the European Strategy for Particle Physics 2026 takes shape, Switzerland is mobilising its ecosystem through coordinated national initiatives supporting advanced and next-generation detector R&D.

In a recent article published on SERI’s E2 news portal, Francesca Stocker, highlights how initiatives such as (Swiss Accelerator Research and Technology) and are strengthening Switzerland’s capabilities in R&D, development and early-career .

These efforts contribute expertise relevant to collider options currently under evaluation, while feasibility assessments and international decision processes continue. A strong example of long-term commitment to , and global .

🔗 Read the full article: https://e2-news.ch/en/news/how-switzerland-is-preparing-for-the-future-of-particle-physics

, , ,

📌 European Strategy for Particle Physics – An Ongoing Community Process

At its 225th session, the CERN Council received the recommendations for the 2026 update of the European Strategy for Particle Physics, marking an important milestone in this community-driven process. The Council will review them in the coming months, with further discussions foreseen at a dedicated session in Budapest in May 2026.

The recommendations reflect strong engagement from across the field and identify the electron–positron Future Circular Collider (FCC-ee) as the preferred option for the next flagship collider at CERN.

FCC-ee would provide a platform for a visionary physics programme addressing many of the open questions in particle physics, notably about the Higgs boson, that are critical to understanding the foundations of the Standard Model and to opening up opportunities for discovering new physics beyond the Standard Model, while at the same time driving the development of new technologies that will have a significant positive impact on society.

🔗 The full set of recommendations is available: https://lnkd.in/eZqJXP58

Read the full story on CERN's website: https://lnkd.in/dYqpUKiC

👏 We would like to warmly congratulate the members of the FCC collaboration for their sustained commitment and scientific contributions which were essential to the successful completion of the FCC Feasibility Study.

📣 Octobre 2025 Calendrier FCC !

Emily est une doctorante britannique de l’Université d’Oxford. Son projet d’étude concerne la conception d’une partie du système de surveillance du faisceau.

L’ouverture aux jeunes scientifiques du monde entier sur des sujets aussi techniques permet de faire s’investir les jeunes talents qui accompagneront le FCC dans ses prochaines étapes de développement. Ces études permettent l’entrée d’une toute nouvelle génération de chercheurs

"Le FCC est une étude à la pointe de la technologie !"

🎬Pour voir l'interview intégral :
https://youtu.be/9oVyh_wkTUQ?si=CgyRmGPHPdRLs26e
💡Pour en savoir davantage :
fcc-cal2025.web.cern.ch/10.html
🌐Retrouvez nous :
https://linktr.ee/FCC_study