
XENON100 sets record limits
The XENON collaboration has announced results that provide no evidence for the existence of weakly interacting massive particles.
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The XENON collaboration has announced results that provide no evidence for the existence of weakly interacting massive particles.
MoEDAL, the "magnificent seventh" LHC experiment, held its first Physics Workshop in CERN’s Globe of Science and Innovation on 20 June.
Numerical simulations of structure formation in the universe reveal how clusters of galaxies form at the intersection of dark-matter filaments. The presence of such a filament connecting the galaxy cl...
LHCb reported the most precise measurement to date of an asymmetry in B-mesons.
With more luminosity delivered by the LHC between April and June 2012 than in the whole of 2011, the experiments had just what the collaborations wanted: as much data as possible before the summer con...
This issue of the CERN Courier marks the discovery of cosmic rays.
The predictions in these channels suffer from relatively large theoretical uncertainties but these can be overcome by measuring asymmetries in which the uncertainties cancel.
Studies of heavy-ion collisions at the LHC are challenging and refining ideas on how to probe QCD – the theory of the strong interaction – at high temperature and density.
The first results from the Enriched Xenon Observatory 200 (EXO-200) on the search for neutrinoless double beta decay show no evidence for this hypothesised process, which would shed new light on the n...
IUPAC has officially approved the names "flerovium" (Fl) for the element with atomic number 114 and "livermorium" (Lv), for the one with atomic number 116.