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This is the most precise measurement so far of a parameter with implications for the stability of the vacuum.

The next major European project after the LHC should be a 100-km circumference circular collider, argue more than 50 senior particle physicists.

The LHCb experiment has observed new beauty-baryon states, consistent with theoretical expectations for excited Ω_b⁻ baryons.

A large discrepancy in nuclear decay rates has received new experimental support, generating headlines about the possible existence of a fifth force.

A new measurement by ALICE casts recent debates on this bound state of a proton, neutron and Λ in a new light.

LHCb has introduced Λ_b⁰ decays as a new probe of the flavour anomalies.

He leaves an legacy of vision, endurance and resilience.

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