Narrowing down the ‘stealth stop’ gap with ATLAS
In late 2011, ATLAS launched a dedicated programme targeting searches for the supersymmetric partner of the top quark – the scalar top, or "stop" – which could be pair-produced in high-energy prot...
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In late 2011, ATLAS launched a dedicated programme targeting searches for the supersymmetric partner of the top quark – the scalar top, or "stop" – which could be pair-produced in high-energy prot...
First beam in the superconducting linac marks a fine start for TRIUMF’s new flagship facility.
While analyses are progressing to ascertain the consistency of the new boson discovered at the LHC with the Standard Model Higgs boson (H), the LHC collaborations continue to develop tools in their se...
Experiments at Fermilab are advancing an intriguing story that began three decades ago, with investigations of coherent neutrino interactions that produce pions yet leave the target nucleus unscathed.
The Brookhaven muon storage ring is being re-assembled at Fermilab and prepared for a new round of measurements.
For the first time since its inception, the International Conference on High Energy Physics went to Spain this year.
A large superconducting magnet could cast light on the dark universe.
Interest in CP violation continues today with studies of b hadrons and neutrinos.
A fresh look at the case for an electron–hadron collider.
Results from precision studies in the charm energy region.