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Jacques had a major role in establishing the particle identification technology that became known as the RICH.

The ATLAS collaboration has released new monojet and dijet searches for WIMPs based on the full Run-2 data set.

Observations of millisecond pulsars by the NANOGrav collaboration show early signs of consistency with gravitational waves with a period of decades.

Willem de Boer was an enthusiastic all-round physicist.

Several outstanding particle physicists have been recognised by the 2021 spring awards of the APS.

Orlov was a world-renowned accelerator physicist and a campaigner for human rights.

Lambertson is best known for the injection/extraction magnet that bears his name.

The "eSPS" could drive new dark-sector searches and facilitate plasma wakefield R&D.

Work now turns to connecting such observations with the known suppression and regeneration mechanisms in heavy-ion collisions.

LHCb has probed hidden-valley scenarios which exhibit confinement in an analogous way to how the strong nuclear force confines quarks.

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