Read article 'European particle physics gets ready for the future'
On 14 July in Lisbon, CERN Council adopted a strategy for particle physics in Europe, which will enable the community to participate fully in an increasingly global adventure.
Read article 'Going beyond the Standard Model'
A five-part workshop has been launched at CERN to study the interplay between the physics of particle flavour and the physics achievable at particle colliders.
Read article 'Particles in Portugal: new high-energy physics results'
Europe's premier particle-physics conference took place in 2005 on the banks of the River Tagus, near Lisbon. Per Osland and Jorma Tuominiemi report.
Read article 'Uppsala 2005: leptons, photons and a lot more'
The biennial Lepton-Photon conference was held in Uppsala on 30 June - 5 July. The talks erected the impressive edifice known as the Standard Model and showed that experimental ingenuity has not yet s...
Read article 'TWIST tests the Standard Model'
Normal muon decay is an ideal process to investigate the electroweak interaction in the Standard Model.
Read article 'ICHEP lays on a Chinese banquet of physics'
The ICHEP '04 conference provided a major opportunity to review a wide range of recent progress in particle physics.
Read article 'MEG goes in search of the forbidden'
The 30th anniversary of the proton accelerator complex at PSI heralds the start of a new generation of particle-physics experiments, with the search for the decay of the muon to a positron and a photo...
Read article 'Theory and experiment peer across the frontier'
The fourth conference in the "Beyond" series presented a clear overview of - and beyond - the current frontiers of particle physics, astrophysics and cosmology.
Read article 'Experiment catches third glimpse of ‘one in ten billion’ decay'
The E949 collaboration at the Brookhaven National Laboratory has reported further evidence for a very rare kaon decay.
Read article 'Space goes quantum at Stony Brook'
Does a melting crystal provide the key to developing a quantum description of gravity? Advances at the first Simons Workshop point to a connection.
