
Those were the days: discovering the gluon
John Ellis recalls how theorists and experimentalist friends worked together to find the second gauge boson.
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John Ellis recalls how theorists and experimentalist friends worked together to find the second gauge boson.
A selection of highlights from the past 50 years.
SPIN 2008 brings high-energy and nuclear physicists together to review developments in spin studies.
By analysing collisions between several combinations of tin nuclei, researchers at the Michigan State University National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory (NSCL) have refined the understanding of ...
A report from the latest meeting of the Quarkonium Working Group.
Georg Christoph Lichtenberg , the 18th-century philosopher scientist, said: "To see something new, you must build something new."
The QCD physics potential of experiments with high-energy polarized antiprotons is enormous, but until now high-luminosity experiments have been impossible.
Measurements of the half lives of two heavy elements by the NSCL.
Groundbreaking work at the Tevatron
First observation of the b-version omega consisting two strange quarks and a b quark.