Read article 'Measuring energy correlators inside jets'
Measuring energy correlators inside jets
The CMS collaboration has made the most precise measurement of the strong coupling constant using a method based on jet evolution.
Read article 'Measuring energy correlators inside jets'
Read article 'Pushing the intensity frontier at ECN3'
Pushing the intensity frontier at ECN3
A technical design study has been recently launched for a new high-intensity physics programme at CERN’s North Area that will shape the physics landscape at CERN's North Area.
Read article 'Highest-energy observation of quantum entanglement'
Highest-energy observation of quantum entanglement
At the TOP 2023 workshop, the ATLAS collaboration reported the first observation of entangled top-quark pairs, opening new ways to test the fundamental properties of quantum mechanics.
Read article 'Roger Bailey 1954–2023'
Roger Bailey 1954–2023
Roger played a key role in the operation of CERN’s accelerators.
Read article 'Toichiro Kinoshita 1925–2023'
Toichiro Kinoshita 1925–2023
His precise calculations of the electron and the muon g-factors remain milestones in the field.
Read article 'Probing gluonic saturated matter'
Probing gluonic saturated matter
ALICE has presented new results on J/ψ meson-production in ultra peripheral collisions, where the photon probes the whole nucleus.
Read article 'CP studies open windows on new physics'
CP studies open windows on new physics
Legacy results from the first LHC runs represent a new milestone in LHCb’s hunt for physics beyond the Standard Model.
Read article 'Precision progress on the Higgs boson'
Precision progress on the Higgs boson
The ATLAS collaboration presented an updated Higgs-boson mass having a precision of 0.9 per mille.
Read article 'Using top quarks to probe nature’s secrets'
Using top quarks to probe nature’s secrets
CMS recently performed a search for new physics using effective field theory, analysing data containing top quarks with additional final-state leptons.
Read article 'GBAR joins the anticlub'
GBAR joins the anticlub
The GBAR experiment at CERN has joined the select club of experiments that have succeeded in synthesising antihydrogen atoms.
