Read article 'Stealing theorists’ lunch'
Artificial-intelligence techniques have been used in experimental particle physics for 30 years, and are becoming increasingly widespread in theoretical physics. Anima Anandkumar and John Ellis explor...
Read article 'Long-lived particles gather interest'
The long-lived particle community marked five years of stretching the limits of searches for new physics with its ninth and best-attended workshop yet.
Read article 'LHCP sees a host of new results'
Over 1000 physicists took part in the ninth Large Hadron Collider Physics conference.
Read article 'KEK tackles neutron-lifetime puzzle'
In an attempt to shed light on the neutron-lifetime puzzle, a team at Japan’s KEK laboratory in collaboration with Japanese universities has developed a new experimental setup.
Read article '‘X’ boson feels the squeeze at NA64'
Data from CERN's NA64 experiment place constraints on new particles that might account for the electron g-2 and ATOMKI anomalies.
Read article 'Higgsinos under the microscope'
The ATLAS collaboration recently released a set of results based on the full LHC Run 2 dataset that explore some of the most challenging experimental scenarios involving higgsinos.
Read article 'LHC reinterpreters think long-term'
The question of making research data findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable is a burning one throughout modern science.
Read article 'Muon g–2: the promise of a generation'
The recent Fermilab result offers a moment to reflect on perseverance and collaboration.
Read article 'An anomalous moment for the muon'
To confidently discover new physics in the muon g−2 anomaly requires that data-driven and lattice-QCD calculations of the Standard-Model value agree, write Thomas Blum, Luchang Jin and Christoph Leh...
Read article 'Fermilab strengthens muon g-2 anomaly'
The first run of the muon g-2 experiment at Fermilab increases the tension between measurements and theoretical calculations to 4.2 standard deviations.
