Read article 'Luigi Radicati 1919–2019'
Luigi Radicati 1919–2019
One of the eminent Italian theoretical physicists of the past century, Radicati passed a few days before his 100th birthday.
Read article 'Luigi Radicati 1919–2019'
Read article 'Jean-Pierre Blaser 1923–2019'
Jean-Pierre Blaser 1923–2019
The former director of the Swiss Institute of Nuclear Research passed away at the age of 96.
Read article 'B V Sreekantan 1925–2019'
B V Sreekantan 1925–2019
Sreekantan played an important role in the development of post-colonial Indian science.
Read article 'CERN updates LHC schedule'
CERN updates LHC schedule
Beginning two months after the initially planned date, Run 3 will be extended by one year, until the end of 2024, to maximise physics data taking.
Read article 'More plasma quenching seen in wide jets'
More plasma quenching seen in wide jets
The quark-gluon plasma has a characteristic angular scale below which high-momentum shower components are not resolved, but interact as a single partonic fragment.
Read article 'Opening gambit for LHCb in the Vcb puzzle'
Opening gambit for LHCb in the Vcb puzzle
The world average using inclusive b-hadron decays to a c hadron and a charged lepton differs from exclusive semileptonic B decays by three standard deviations.
Read article 'Crystal calorimeter hones Higgs mass'
Crystal calorimeter hones Higgs mass
This is the most precise measurement so far of a parameter with implications for the stability of the vacuum.
Read article 'Leading physicists back future circular collider'
Leading physicists back future circular collider
The next major European project after the LHC should be a 100-km circumference circular collider, argue more than 50 senior particle physicists.
Read article 'Beauty baryons strike again'
Beauty baryons strike again
The LHCb experiment has observed new beauty-baryon states, consistent with theoretical expectations for excited Ωb− baryons.
Read article 'Rekindled Atomki anomaly merits closer scrutiny'
Rekindled Atomki anomaly merits closer scrutiny
A large discrepancy in nuclear decay rates has received new experimental support, generating headlines about the possible existence of a fifth force.
