Searches for new physics Archives – Page 6 of 27

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.

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.

A candidate vector-boson-scattering event at CMS

Pushing the precision frontier

Precision measurements in Run 3 can act as a gateway to new discoveries explains Abideh Jafari.

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.

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.

LHC Run 3: the final countdown

The successful restart of Linac4 on 9 February marked the start of the final countdown to LHC Run 3.

Shining light on the precision frontier

The 30th International Symposium on Lepton Photon Interactions at High Energies covered major topics at the precision frontier and gave a glimpse of a vibrant future.

Exotic flavours at the FCC

Intriguing hints of deviations from the Standard Model in the flavour sector point towards new physics accessible at a Future Circular Collider.

Space-based data probe neutron lifetime

Results show that a dedicated instrument on a future lunar mission would bring a crucial third independent tool to tackle the neutron lifetime puzzle.