Read article 'A new doubly charmed baryon'
A new doubly charmed baryon
LHCb has observed a new doubly charmed baryon, marking the first new particle found with its upgraded detector.
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Read article 'A new doubly charmed baryon'
LHCb has observed a new doubly charmed baryon, marking the first new particle found with its upgraded detector.
Read article 'Collective flow in hypernuclei'
ALICE has measured the elliptic flow of the hypertriton for the first time, finding that it follows the collective motion of the medium.
Read article 'Bernard Royce French 1931–2025'
Bernard French was a CERN physicist who worked on and led numerous experiments, particularly at the OMEGA spectrometer.
Read article 'Marvin Marshak 1946–2026'
Marvin Marshak is remembered for his energy, charm and perpetual smile.
Read article 'Mannque Rho 1936–2026'
Mannque Rho was a central figure in clarifying the role of chiral symmetry in nucleons, nuclei and dense nuclear matter.
Read article 'Mick Storr 1949–2026'
Mick Storr had a remarkable ability to connect with people from every country and background, and always with an unmistakable smile.
Read article 'Antimatter hits the road'
On 24 March 2026, the BASE collaboration sent 92 antiprotons on a test loop around CERN’s Meyrin site, achieving the first controlled and reversible transport of antimatter.
Read article 'Two channels for the top–antitop excess'
The CMS collaboration reported an excess of top-antitop pairs in a new decay channel, consistent with the formation of a fleeting quasi-bound state.
Read article 'Breakthrough honours g–2'
The 2026 Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics recognised the multi-decade programme to measure, with ever-increasing precision, the muon’s anomalous magnetic moment.
Read article 'Final collisions for the RHIC'
On 6 February 2026, beams of oxygen ions circulated through the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider at Brookhaven National Laboratory for the last time.