Read article 'More plasma quenching seen in wide jets'
Read article 'More plasma quenching seen in wide jets'
Read article 'MICE demonstrates muon cooling'
Physicists have taken a step towards demonstrating the technical feasibility of a muon collider.
Read article 'Renewed doubt cast on origin of fast radio bursts'
Researchers trace second repeating fast radio burst to ordinary galaxy, suggesting that extreme environments are not required.
The world average using inclusive b-hadron decays to a c hadron and a charged lepton differs from exclusive semileptonic B decays by three standard deviations.
Wide-ranging discussions at TeVPA featured the DAMA signal, GeV gamma rays from the galactic centre, the 21 cm radio line, AMS's positron excess and a host of cosmic messengers.
The International Linear Collider was not included in Japan's triennial list of high-priority projects.
If approved, the new machine will reuse infrastructure from the Relativistic Heavy-Ion Collider.
A large discrepancy in nuclear decay rates has received new experimental support, generating headlines about the possible existence of a fifth force.
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Read article 'Bad Honnef strategy session concludes'
The European Strategy Group reports that "convergence was achieved".
Read article '50 years of the GIM mechanism'
A symposium to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of Glashow, Iliopoulos and Maiani's explanation of the suppression of strangeness-changing neutral currents was held in Shanghai.
Read article 'Linacs pushed to the limit in Chamonix'
Linac applications discussed at High Gradient 2019 ranged from CLIC to XFELs and medical accelerators.
Read article 'Space–time symmetries scrutinised in Indiana'
The Standard-Model Extension provides a framework for testing CPT and Lorentz symmetries by including all operators that break them in an effective field theory.
Read article 'Hyper-active neutrino physicists visit London'
2015 Nobel-laureate Takaaki Kajita opened NuPhys19 by confirming that construction of Hyper-Kamiokande will begin this year.
Read article 'Crisis for cosmology?'
A new fit to Planck’s 2018 data release exchanges an anomalously large lensing amplitude for a higher energy density, thereby inferring a closed universe.
Read article 'CLIC most flexible option for Europe, study leaders contend'
CLIC study leaders respond to preprint comparing CLIC with a Future Circular Collider.
Read article 'Strategy drafting under way in Bad Honnef'
Senior figures in European particle physics have gathered for a week of intense discussions that will guide the future of fundamental exploration.
Read article 'Croatia becomes an associate member of CERN'
Croatia joins India, Lithuania, Pakistan, Turkey and Ukraine as Associate Member States, while Cyprus and Slovenia are Associate Member States in the pre-stage to membership.
Read article '2019 Nobel Prize in Physics for cosmic perspectives'
One half of the prize was granted to James Peebles for theoretical discoveries in cosmology, while the other was shared between Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz for the discovery of ...
Read article 'KAGRA complete'
KAGRA is the first gravitational-wave detector to operate at cryogenic temperatures.
Read article 'Spiro awarded Lagarrigue Prize'
Spiro contributed, among other things, to the discovery of the W and Z bosons with the UA1 experiment.
