Read article 'Helmut Weber 1947–2021'
Helmut Weber 1947–2021
Helmut Weber played a significant role during CERN’s transition from the LEP era to the LHC project.
Read article 'Helmut Weber 1947–2021'
Read article 'Egil Lillestøl 1938–2021'
Egil Lillestøl 1938–2021
Egil Lillestøl was able to explain the most complex systems and mechanisms in physics to any audience.
Read article 'Simon Eidelman 1948–2021'
Simon Eidelman 1948–2021
Simon Eidelman was a leading researcher at the Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics in Novosibirsk, Russia.
Read article 'First Mustafa prizes for fundamental physics'
First Mustafa prizes for fundamental physics
The biennial prize recognises scientists from the Islamic world.
Read article 'World’s most powerful MRI unveiled'
World’s most powerful MRI unveiled
The 11.7 T magnet driving CEA’s Iseult project is rooted in technology transfer with fusion and particle physics.
Read article 'MicroBooNE sees no hint of a sterile neutrino'
MicroBooNE sees no hint of a sterile neutrino
eV-scale sterile neutrinos had long been considered to be the simplest explanation for several anomalies in neutrino physics.
Read article '2022 APS awards announced'
2022 APS awards announced
The direct discovery of the tau neutrino is among the topics in high-energy physics recognised by the 2022 American Physical Society awards.
Read article 'Sheldon Stone 1946-2021'
Sheldon Stone 1946-2021
In terms of creativity and productivity, Sheldon had few equals in heavy-quark physics worldwide.
Read article 'Protons back with a splash'
Protons back with a splash
Proton beams are once again circulating in the LHC in preparation for Run 3.
Read article 'LHCb tests lepton universality in new channels'
LHCb tests lepton universality in new channels
New measurements of the rates of rare B-meson decays to electrons and muons open a further avenue through which to explore the flavour anomalies.
