Read article 'ALICE 3: a heavy-ion detector for the 2030s'
ALICE 3: a heavy-ion detector for the 2030s
The ALICE collaboration is charting a course to an exciting heavy-ion physics programme for Runs 5 and 6 at the High-Luminosity LHC.
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Read article 'ALICE 3: a heavy-ion detector for the 2030s'
The ALICE collaboration is charting a course to an exciting heavy-ion physics programme for Runs 5 and 6 at the High-Luminosity LHC.
Read article 'Hidden charm in the quark–gluon plasma'
The ALICE collaboration has opened a novel way to study the strong interaction at extreme temperatures and densities.
Read article 'Back on TOP in Durham'
The first LHC Run 3 result was among the highlights of the TOP 22 conference, held from 4 to 9 September.
Read article 'Probing QCD beyond LHC energies'
The ATLAS collaboration has reported the most precise measurement of the pp hadronic cross section at 13 TeV.
Read article 'Hypertriton characterised with unprecedented precision'
The determination of the hypertriton's lifetime and separation energy are fundamental to understand the nature of the strong interaction.
Read article 'Jet-energy corrections blaze a trail'
CMS physicists have taken advantage of the data collected during LHC Run 2 to observe jets in many different final states and systematically understand their differences in detail.
Read article 'J/ψ photoproduction in hadronic PbPb collisions'
For the first time, ALICE has observed a significant coherently photo-produced J/ψ-meson signal in semi-central PbPb collisions.
Read article 'Low-pileup data pin down top-quark production'
A new ATLAS analysis allows an important test of the compatibility with predictions from different PDF sets.
Read article 'From atomic to nuclear clocks'
Recent progress in understanding thorium’s nuclear structure could enable an ultra-accurate nuclear clock with applications in fundamental physics.
Read article 'Antinucleosynthesis beyond the average'
New results from ALICE challenge the current understanding of antinuclei production in heavy-ion collisions at LHC energies.