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Tales of TRIUMF

Founded 50 years ago to meet research needs that no single university could provide,
Canada’s premier accelerator laboratory continues to drive discoveries.

Beauty quarks test lepton universality

Recent meassurements of the decays of B mesons hint at slight deviations form lepton universality

High-gradient X-band technology: from TeV colliders to light sources and more

Powerfult linear-accelerator technology developed for fundamental exploration is being transferred to applications beyond high-energy physics

Time to adapt for big data

A report calls for radical changes in computing and software to ensure the success of high-energy physics experiments into the 2020s

Small accelerator promises big returns

The CBETA multi-turn energy-recovery linac aims to combine the best of linear and circular accelerators

Experiment of the moment

The BASE collaboration at CERN has measured the antiproton magnetic moment with extraordinary precision.

Illuminating antimatter

The ALPHA collaboration has made seminal measurements of antihydrogen’s spectral structure in a bid to test nature’s fundamental symmetries.

Putting the Pauli exclusion principle on trial

If detected, even the tiniest violation of the exclusion principle would revolutionise physics.

The long road to Linac4

CERN's newest accelerator is soon to join the LHC injection chain

Therapeutic particles

The accelerator technology underpinning Europe’s first particle-therapy facilities was driven by the TERA Foundation during the past 25 years.

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