A linear collider could become a Higgs factory REY.HORI/KEK
Japan is progressing towards building the worldâs next major particle collider, but physicists were hoping for more concrete plans. After years of delays, it is now merely planning to discuss funding options with other countries.
The Japanese governmentâs long-awaited announcement was made on 7 March.
âThe first time I saw the statement I was somewhat disappointed,â says Daniel Jeans at Japanâs High Energy Accelerator Research Organization, KEK. âThe language is not particularly positive, but on careful reading all the elements we want are there.â
While the Japanese government…



