Read article 'From CERN technologies to medical applications'
Read article 'From CERN technologies to medical applications'
Read article 'Lifting the veil on supernova 1987A'
High-energy X-rays reveal possible missing neutron star formed by the collapse of the famous supernova's progenitor star.
Read article 'Deep learning tailors supersymmetry searches'
CMS has released a new search for charginos and neutralinos, with sensitivity boosted by the use of parametric machine learning.
As the Daya Bay reactor-neutrino experiment is dismantled, JUNO is gearing up to measure the neutrino mass hierarchy.
An independent film by three ATLAS physicists is gaining recognition at independent film festivals worldwide.
Precise knowledge of the moment anti-atoms are produced will allow new tests of the weak equivalence principle.
The ATLAS collaboration today reported a 3.2σ excess over background of H → ℓℓγ decay candidates with dilepton mass less than 30 GeV.
The XXXII international workshop of the Logunov Institute focused on “hot problems in hot and cold quark matter”.
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Read article 'CMS targets Higgs-boson pair production'
The collaboration has taken an encouraging step towards observing a process with access to the key unknown parameter in the shape of the Brout-Englert-Higgs potential: the self-cou...
Read article 'Higgs boson gets SMEFT treatment'
The move to constrain effective field theories rather than signal strengths for couplings marks a new, more comprehensive phase in Standard Model tests at the LHC.
Read article 'Return of the double simplex'
The “double simplex” scheme , which was invented in 2005 by US theorist Chris Quigg, was recently given a flashy makeover by Quanta magazine.
Read article 'Learning language by machine'
Mait Müntel left physics to found Lingvist, an education company harnessing big data and artificial intelligence to accelerate language learning.
Read article 'Scientific journeys of a “Sputnik kid”'
Frederick Dylla's debut book puts a multidisciplinary historical perspective on the actors and events that shaped science.
Read article 'Discovery machines'
50 years ago CERN’s Intersecting Storage Rings set in motion a series of hadron colliders charting nature at the highest possible energies.
Read article 'Targeting a Higgs factory'
An electron–positron Higgs factory following the LHC would significantly expand our knowledge about this unique and mysterious elementary scalar.
Read article 'HEP-based ventilator to be adapted for clinical use'
A UK team is adapting a low-cost ventilator developed at CERN for clinical use in the fight against COVID-19.
Read article 'Cosmic plasma-wakefield acceleration'
Recent studies suggest that plasma-wakefield acceleration also occurs naturally, potentially explaining the highest energy cosmic rays.
Read article 'European projects boost CERN’s medical applications'
CERN's Next Ion Medical Machine Study (NIMMS) and MEDICIS facility work towards next- generation medical treatments.
Read article 'A wake-up call from the next generation'
Early-career researchers voice their hopes and concerns about the future of particle physics.
Read article 'Heavy flavours probe QGP geometry'
While plumbing transverse momenta of 200 MeV for the first time, new results from the ALICE collaboration demonstrate the impact of collision geometry on heavy-quark energy loss.
