No known particle is heavy enough to decay into two Higgs bosons. The resonant production of Higgs pairs would therefore be clear evidence for new physics.
A workshop on sustainability for future accelerators took place on 25–27 September in Morioka, Japan.
A new analysis by LHCb of the open-charm hadrons in Λb decays was presented at the International Conference on Meson-Nucleon Physics and the Structure of the Nucleon
An iconic figure in modern science, Higgs in 1964 postulated the existence of the eponymous Higgs boson.
The directors of KEK, CERN, Fermilab and IHEP discussed a future global strategy at the 13th ICFA seminar.
A major upgrade to the AMS-02 tracking system planned for 2026 will bring key information relating to a mysterious excess of cosmic rays at high energies.
The oldest black hole found by the JWST and Chandra telescopes hints at the seeds of supermassive black-hole formation.
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The platform technologies that underpin Europe’s large-scale research facilities
He gained international prestige by studying interference in K-meson decays in experiments at CERN.
An accelerator physicist who was driven by theoretical problems.
A brilliant cosmic-ray physicist, the first doctor of physics at Gauhati University and a founding vice-chancellor of Central Tezpur University.
An outstanding Ukrainian theoretical high-energy physicist.
A recognised international leader in laser technologies for radioactive ion-beam production.
The papers assembled in this volume range in subject matter from dark-matter searches and gravitational waves to artistic and philosophical considerations.
The 13th Implications of LHCb measurements and future prospects workshop showcased mutual enthusiasm between the experimental and theoretical communities
A celebration of the opening of CERN Science Gateway, a new flagship centre for science education and outreach.
The topical workshop “Gigahertz Rate and Rapid Muon Acceleration” showed how advanced accelerator concepts can jump-start dark-sector searches.
The ALICE collaboration has placed stringent limits on models describing baryon-number transport effects.
Having emerged from a scheduled long shutdown, the upgraded Belle II detector in Japan recorded its first collisions on 20 February.
Climate models are missing an important source of aerosol particles in polar and marine regions, according to new results from the CLOUD experiment at CERN.