Read article 'PAMELA finds an anomalous cosmic positron abundance'
The collaboration for the Payload for Antimatter Matter Exploration and Light-nuclei Astrophysics (PAMELA) experiment has published evidence of a cosmic-positron abundance in the 1.5–100 GeV range.
Read article 'MINOS maps the deepest secrets of the upper atmosphere'
A collaborative study by particle physicists and atmospheric researchers has found the first correlations between daily variations in cosmic-ray muons detected deep below ground and large-scale phenom...
Read article 'ALICE achieves energy recovery at Daresbury and Cockcroft Institute'
At 2.00 a.m. on 13 December 2008, the commissioning team at the ALICE facility of the UK's Daresbury Laboratory and Cockcroft Institute successfully demonstrated "energy recovery" from a relativisti...
Read article 'Pierre Auger Collaboration inaugurates observatory'
More than 200 guests and 100 collaboration members celebrated the inauguration of the Pierre Auger Observatory at its southern site in Malargüe, Argentina, on 14 November.
Read article 'Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope sees first light'
New window opens on high-energy universe
Read article 'TOTEM and LHCf: Roman pots for the LHC (archive)'
Articles from the archive talking about the Roman pot detectors and the detectors used in the LHCf.
Read article 'TOTEM goes the distance (archive)'
Articles from the archive about TOTEM and LHCf detectors.
Read article 'LHCb: A beauty of an experiment (archive)'
Article from the archive about the born of the LHCb collaboration and the detector to study the beauty quarks.
Read article 'ALICE: The heavy-ion challenge'
When the ideas for ALICE were first formed at the end of 1990, the heavy-ion programme was still in its infancy and very little was known about what physics to expect or what kind of detector would be...
Read article 'ALICE: New kid on the block (archive)'
A compilation of articles about the ALICE experiment, its design and its goals.
