Read article 'David Mark Ritson 1924–2019'
David Mark Ritson 1924–2019
He was the last of the leaders of the original seven physics groups formed at SLAC.
Read article 'David Mark Ritson 1924–2019'
Read article 'Vladislav Šimák 1934–2019'
Vladislav Šimák 1934–2019
Since the early 1960s his vision and organisational skills helped shape experimental particle physics in Czechoslovakia and Czechia.
Read article 'Anomalies persist in flavour-changing B decays'
Anomalies persist in flavour-changing B decays
Updated measurements by LHCb of the angular distributions of a rare neutral B meson decay add fresh intrigue to the flavour puzzle.
Read article 'Alvin Tollestrup: 1924-2020'
Alvin Tollestrup: 1924-2020
Tollestrup was one of the world’s most influential modern physicists, writes George Zweig.
Read article 'MICE demonstrates muon cooling'
MICE demonstrates muon cooling
Physicists have taken a step towards demonstrating the technical feasibility of a muon collider.
Read article 'Renewed doubt cast on origin of fast radio bursts'
Renewed doubt cast on origin of fast radio bursts
Researchers trace second repeating fast radio burst to ordinary galaxy, suggesting that extreme environments are not required.
Read article 'Japanese scientists identify priorities'
Japanese scientists identify priorities
The International Linear Collider was not included in Japan's triennial list of high-priority projects.
Read article 'Bad Honnef strategy session concludes'
Bad Honnef strategy session concludes
The European Strategy Group reports that "convergence was achieved".
Read article 'Crisis for cosmology?'
Crisis for cosmology?
A new fit to Planck’s 2018 data release exchanges an anomalously large lensing amplitude for a higher energy density, thereby inferring a closed universe.
Read article 'CLIC most flexible option for Europe, study leaders contend'
CLIC most flexible option for Europe, study leaders contend
CLIC study leaders respond to preprint comparing CLIC with a Future Circular Collider.
