Read article 'Lepton Photon shines down under'
Lepton Photon shines down under
Results from many experiments were presented, many of which are building excitement for even more rigorous tests of the Standard Model.
Read article 'Lepton Photon shines down under'
Read article 'A treasure trove of LHC results'
A treasure trove of LHC results
About 350 physicists attended the 11th edition of the LHCP conference in Belgrade from 22 to 26 May.
Read article 'Precision progress on the Higgs boson'
Precision progress on the Higgs boson
The ATLAS collaboration presented an updated Higgs-boson mass having a precision of 0.9 per mille.
Read article 'The W boson’s midlife crisis'
The W boson’s midlife crisis
Chris Hays describes recent progress of the Tevatron+LHC W-mass combination working group towards understanding a surprisingly high measurement from CDF.
Read article 'Probing for periodic signals'
Probing for periodic signals
ATLAS sees no significant deviation from the background-only hypothesis in its recent search for heavy gravitons predicted by "clockwork gravity".
Read article 'A novel search for inelastic dark matter'
A novel search for inelastic dark matter
The CMS collaboration reports the first dedicated collider search for inelastic dark matter using the full Run 2 dataset.
Read article 'ATLAS increases precision on W mass'
ATLAS increases precision on W mass
The new value, presented in March at the Rencontres de Moriond, contradicts CDF measurement published last year.
Read article 'The Cabibbo angle, 60 years later'
The Cabibbo angle, 60 years later
Nicola Cabibbo's short 1963 paper paved the way to the modern unification of electromagnetic and weak interactions.
Read article 'Exploring the origins of matter–antimatter asymmetry'
Exploring the origins of matter–antimatter asymmetry
Workshop participants gathered at CP2023 to discuss current and future experiments to probe the Sakharov conditions.
Read article 'Digging deeper into invisible Higgs-boson decays'
Digging deeper into invisible Higgs-boson decays
ATLAS has determined the Higgs-boson decay width to 4.5 MeV, leaving plenty of room for possible BSM contributions.
