This month, IPPOG is delighted to feature Cari Cesarotti, a CERN Theory Fellow whose research focuses on one of the most exciting frontiers of particle physics: the search for new particles and forces, and the discovery potential of future particle colliders.

This month, IPPOG is delighted to feature Connie Potter, a long-standing member of CERN and the ATLAS Collaboration whose passion for science communication has helped redefine where and how people can experience particle physics.

This month, IPPOG is delighted to feature Kate Shaw, Associate Professor at the University of Sussex, experimental particle physicist working on both the ATLAS experiment at CERN and the Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment (DUNE), and founder of

From 1–4 June 2026, the 31st IPPOG Meeting took place at the Jožef Stefan Institute (JSI) in Ljubljana, Slovenia, bringing together representatives, educators, scientists, and outreach professionals from across the IPPOG collaboration.

In this month’s Outreach of the Month interview, we meet Venus Keys, one of the newest members of the IPPOG community and Ireland representative. With a strong interest in science communication, education, and public engagement, Venus brings fresh perspectives and enthusiasm to particle physics outreach.