Read article 'How CP violation came to B'
Two major new experiments have provided the first strong indications of the delicate CP violation effect in a totally new domain - the decays of B mesons (containing the fifth or "b" quark).
Read article 'B-factories measure an eternal triangle'
New results from the "B factories" could help to explain why a universe made of matter emerged from a Big Bang that created equal amounts of matter and antimatter.
Read article 'B physics is surveyed in Cracow'
A recent meeting in Cracow gave an overview of developments in B physics.
Read article 'HERA-B finds a new direction'
The DESY laboratory in Hamburg has accepted a proposal from the HERA-B experiment for a revised programme of research.
Read article 'Looking at physics in a rarefied atmosphere'
Last year the annual DESY Theory Workshop focused on rare physics - the physics that's hardest to do and sometimes difficult to understand. Andrzej Buras reports.
Read article 'Charmed particles in Beijing'
The world's largest data sample of J/psi particles produced directly from electron-positron annihilation has been accumulated with the BESII spectrometer at the BEPC collider in Beijing.
Read article 'CP asymmetry moves to new setting'
The year 2000 sees the debut of a new kind of precision physics. It formally began with the opening plenary talks at the International Conference on High Energy Physics, the biennial particle physic...
Read article 'DONUT comes to neutrino town'
A neutrino experiment at Fermilab has seen the first direct evidence for the tau neutrino, the most elusive of the 12 particles that make up the Standard Model picture of the fundamental structure o...
Read article 'Synthetic neutrinos appear to disappear'
Announced at the recent Neutrino 2000 meeting in Sudbury, Canada, were the first results from the K2K long-distance neutrino beam experiment in Japan. For the first time, synthetic neutrinos made in...
Read article 'New precision result on CP violation'
The latest precision measurement of CP violation, matter-antimatter asymmetry, by the big NA48 experiment at CERN are explored in this article from 2000.
