Read article 'Black holes attract 2020 Nobel Prize'
Black holes attract 2020 Nobel Prize
Roger Penrose, Andrea Ghez and Reinhard Genzel will share the 2020 Nobel Prize for Physics.
Read article 'Black holes attract 2020 Nobel Prize'
Read article 'Preparatory ‘pre-lab’ proposed for ILC'
Preparatory ‘pre-lab’ proposed for ILC
The aim is to prepare the ILC project, should it be approved, for construction.
Read article 'CERN publishes first environmental report'
CERN publishes first environmental report
Topics include electricity consumption, greenhouse emissions, noise levels and more.
Read article 'In pursuit of right-handed photons'
In pursuit of right-handed photons
The presence of new virtual particles could be clearly signalled by a right-handed contribution to the photon polarisation.
Read article 'Fragile light nuclei flow through freeze-out'
Fragile light nuclei flow through freeze-out
The ALICE collaboration recently reported the first measurement of the triangular flow of deuterons in Pb–Pb collisions.
Read article 'Leptoquarks and the third generation'
Leptoquarks and the third generation
In a recent CMS analysis researchers have challenged the Standard Model by investigating a previously unexplored leptoquark signature.
Read article 'Jacques Séguinot 1932–2020'
Jacques Séguinot 1932–2020
Jacques had a major role in establishing the particle identification technology that became known as the RICH.
Read article 'Cornering WIMPs with ATLAS'
Cornering WIMPs with ATLAS
The ATLAS collaboration has released new monojet and dijet searches for WIMPs based on the full Run-2 data set.
Read article 'Pulsars hint at low-frequency gravitational waves'
Pulsars hint at low-frequency gravitational waves
Observations of millisecond pulsars by the NANOGrav collaboration show early signs of consistency with gravitational waves with a period of decades.
Read article 'Willem de Boer 1948–2020'
Willem de Boer 1948–2020
Willem de Boer was an enthusiastic all-round physicist.
