On April 28, 2025, researchers from around the world published High-Precision Physics Experiments at Huizhou Large-Scale Scientific Facilities, outlining a collaborative initiative to harness advanced facilities like HIAF, CiADS, and CNUF. This effort focuses on six key areas including hadron physics and neutrino studies, aiming to establish Huizhou as a leading global hub for nuclear physics research.
A consortium of international experts is developing high-precision physics experiments at China’s advanced nuclear research facilities, including CNUF, HIAF, and CiADS. The initiative focuses on six key areas: hadron physics, muon physics, neutrino physics, neutron physics, fundamental symmetries, and nuclear effects, utilizing vortex accelerators. By fostering a diverse portfolio of projects, the effort aims to advance scientific discovery and position Huizhou as a global leader in nuclear physics research. This strategic plan aligns with China’s goal to achieve international prominence in cutting-edge technological advancements.
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🧠DOI: https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2504.21050
