Editor's Summary
19 July 2007
What goes round
CERN's Large Hadron Collider, due to start work in May 2008, has had a colourful history. A glimpse of just how colourful can be gained from the Perspective piece in this week's Insight, by Chris Llewellyn Smith. As CERN director-general during the crucial phase of project approval, Llewellyn Smith had a ring-side seat during the political sparring and financial deal-making that are seemingly inevitable in major international projects like this.
Insight: How the LHC came to be
Chris Llewellyn Smith
doi:10.1038/nature06076
