Read article 'Chasing feebly interacting particles at CERN'
Chasing feebly interacting particles at CERN
The FIPs 2022 workshop held at CERN from 17 to 21 October aimed at shaping the FIPs programme in Europe.
Read article 'Chasing feebly interacting particles at CERN'
Read article 'Preparing for post-LS3 scenarios'
Preparing for post-LS3 scenarios
The potential physics programme in CERN's ECN3 hall, which can host unique high-energy/high-intensity proton beams, was a focus of the fourth Physics Beyond Colliders annual workshop.
Read article 'Hunting dark matter with invisible Higgs decays'
Hunting dark matter with invisible Higgs decays
Using data collected at 7, 8 and 13 TeV, the CMS collaboration has set a new upper limit on the probability that the Higgs boson decays to invisible particles.
Read article 'Discussing all things symmetry'
Discussing all things symmetry
Muon-decay experiments at PSI were a highlight of the SSP2022 conference.
Read article 'High-energy interactions in Bologna'
High-energy interactions in Bologna
ICHEP2022 involved 1500 participants, 17 parallel sessions, 900 talks and 250 posters.
Read article 'LHCb digs deeper in CP-violating charm decays'
LHCb digs deeper in CP-violating charm decays
The LHCb collaboration announced a new measurement of the individual time-integrated CP asymmetry in the D0 → K–K+ decay.
Read article 'The search for new physics: take three'
The search for new physics: take three
Searches for new physics at Run 3 will bring significant gains in sensitivity beyond the benefit provided by the increased amount of data.
Read article 'Pushing the precision frontier'
Pushing the precision frontier
Precision measurements in Run 3 can act as a gateway to new discoveries explains Abideh Jafari.
Read article 'Dijet excess intrigues at CMS'
Dijet excess intrigues at CMS
Events containing high-mass dijet resonances can originate from Standard Model processes, but those are expected to be extremely rare says the collaboration.
Read article 'Turning the screw on right-handed neutrinos'
Turning the screw on right-handed neutrinos
The existence of heavy neutral leptons could solve the key observational shortcomings of the Standard Model, and such particles might be within reach of current and proposed experiments.
