
Workshop looks deep into the proton and QCD
The DIS 2010 meeting in Florence covered a variety of collider results.
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The DIS 2010 meeting in Florence covered a variety of collider results.
The results confirm that the charged-particle multiplicity appears to be rising with energy faster than expected.
An international team of researchers at GSI Darmstadt has successfully contained atoms of nobelium (atomic number 102) in an ion trap.
Studies of high-energy collisions of gold ions by the STAR collaboration at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC), Brookhaven, have revealed evidence of the most massive antinucleus to date.
A report from EXON 2009 on a rapidly developing area of nuclear physics.
The biennial conference provided its usual comprehensive review of particle physics.
A workshop addresses the renaissance in the field of hadronic atoms and nuclei.
The first joint publications by H1 and ZEUS start a new harvest of results.
The EDS '09 meeting provides an opportunity to look at what the LHC might soon bring.
An analysis of many results suggests a three-layer model of the proton.