Read article 'LHCb observes four new tetraquarks'
Read article 'LHCb observes four new tetraquarks'
Read article 'In search of WISPs'
Experiments such as MADMAX, IAXO and ALPS II are expanding the search for axions and other weakly interacting ‘slim’ particles that could hail from far above the TeV scale.
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.
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...
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.
CMS has released a new search for charginos and neutralinos, with sensitivity boosted by the use of parametric machine learning.
Precise knowledge of the moment anti-atoms are produced will allow new tests of the weak equivalence principle.
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Read article 'Precision leap for Bs0 fragmentation and decay'
The LHCb collaboration combined several analyses to update branching-fraction measurements for about 50 Bs0 decays.
Read article 'Tooling up to hunt dark matter'
The TOOLS 2020 conference attracted around 200 phenomenologists and experimental physicists to work on numerical tools for dark-matter models, and more.
Read article 'The Science of Learning Physics'
José Mestre and Jennifer Docktor offer readers evidence-based strategies to optimise university-level physics teaching.
Read article 'Still seeking solutions'
Steven Weinberg reflects on winning the Breakthrough Prize, effective field theory, and the mass-hierarchy problem.
Read article 'Martinus J G Veltman 1931–2021'
Nobel laureate Martinus Veltman made a lasting impact on particle physics, and inspired many students.
Read article 'Connecting physics with society'
Audiences never look at particle physics with the same eyes once they’ve learned about its wider applications.
Read article 'Jack Steinberger 1921–2020'
Jack Steinberger received the 1988 Nobel Prize in Physics for establishing the difference between neutrinos associated with muons and those associated with electrons.
Read article 'Accelerating talent at CERN'
The majority of jobs at CERN are not for physicists, but for engineers, technicians and others who build, operate and maintain the lab’s complex infrastructure.
Read article 'Quantum sensing for particle physics'
The AION experiment is one of several multidisciplinary projects funded by the UK’s new Quantum Technologies for Fundamental Physics programme.
Read article 'Iodine aerosol production could accelerate Arctic melting'
Studies at CERN’s CLOUD experiment reveal that part-per-trillion-by-volume iodine levels in marine regions lead to rapid formation of iodic acid particles
Read article 'The hitchhiker’s guide to weak decays'
Andrzej Buras’s new book, Gauge Theory of Weak Decays, is an indispensable travel guide to unexplored territory in weak decays, writes our reviewer.
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.
