Read article 'Neural networks boost B-tagging'
Neural networks boost B-tagging
The LHCb collaboration developed an inclusive deep-learning flavour tagger for neutral B-mesons, improving tagging power by up to 35%.
Read article 'Neural networks boost B-tagging'
Read article 'Machine learning and the search for the unknown'
Machine learning and the search for the unknown
The CMS collaboration is employing neural networks to conduct model-independent searches for short-lived particles that could escape conventional analyses.
Read article 'Standardising sustainability: step one'
Standardising sustainability: step one
The Laboratory Directors Group has published guidance on evaluating the carbon impact of accelerator projects.
Read article 'John Peoples 1933–2025'
John Peoples 1933–2025
John Peoples, the third director of Fermilab, who guided the lab through one of the most critical periods in its history, passed away on 25 June 2025.
Read article 'Ole Hansen 1934–2025'
Ole Hansen 1934–2025
Ole Hansen, a leading Danish nuclear-reaction physicist, passed away on 11 May 2025.
Read article 'Michele Arneodo 1959–2025'
Michele Arneodo 1959–2025
Michele Arneodo, professor of physics at the University of Piemonte Orientale and chairperson elect of the CMS Collaboration Board, passed away on 12 August 2025.
Read article 'Miro Preger 1946–2025'
Miro Preger 1946–2025
Miro Andrea Preger, a distinguished accelerator physicist in the Accelerator Division of the Frascati National Laboratories, passed away on 1 September 2025.
Read article 'CEPC matures, but approval is on hold'
CEPC matures, but approval is on hold
The Circular Electron–Positron Collider (CEPC), a 100-km electron–positron “Higgs factory” proposed in China, has reached the technical-design stage but will not be included for approval or co...
Read article 'Mixed signals from X17'
Mixed signals from X17
A decade after the initial report of the ATOMKI anomaly, MEG II and PADME present conflicting findings on the proposed X17 boson.
Read article 'ATLAS confirms top–antitop excess'
ATLAS confirms top–antitop excess
The ATLAS collaboration has confirmed the threshold excess in top–antitop production first reported by CMS, consistent with the formation of toponium.
