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The 11.7 T magnet driving CEA’s Iseult project is rooted in technology transfer with fusion and particle physics.

eV-scale sterile neutrinos had long been considered to be the simplest explanation for several anomalies in neutrino physics.

The direct discovery of the tau neutrino is among the topics in high-energy physics recognised by the 2022 American Physical Society awards.

In terms of creativity and productivity, Sheldon had few equals in heavy-quark physics worldwide.

Proton beams are once again circulating in the LHC in preparation for Run 3.

New measurements of the rates of rare B-meson decays to electrons and muons open a further avenue through which to explore the flavour anomalies.

For the first time at any experiment, the CMS collaboration have observed longitudinally polarised W bosons in diboson production.

The new analysis significantly improve the upper bound on the strength of gravitational waves produced during the epoch of inflation.

Italian–Argentinian theorist Miguel Ángel Virasoro was one of the founders of string theory and an initiator of complexity studies.

A mundane explanation for the MiniBooNE anomaly is strongly disfavoured.

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