Read article 'Solving the mystery of a historic stellar blast'
Some 180 years ago, a relatively normal star called Eta Carinae suddenly brightened to become the second brightest star in the sky, before almost disappearing at the end of the 19th century.
Read article 'Francis Farley 1920–2018'
He received many honours, including election to a fellow of the Royal Society and the Hughes Medal for his work at CERN on g-2.
Read article 'IceCube neutrino points to origin of cosmic rays'
On 22 September 2017, IceCube registered a 300 TeV neutrino of astrophysical origin, triggering worldwide follow-up observations.
Read article 'CMS looks into the dark'
If dark-QCD mediators were produced in pairs in the CMS detector, their signature would be striking.
Read article 'LHCb tests consistency of unitarity triangle'
The unitarity triangle exists in the complex plane and its area is a measure of the amount of CP violation in the Standard Model.
Read article 'Probing quark–gluon plasma with charmed mesons'
The ALICE collaboration has released a new measurement of the production of D mesons.
Read article 'First human 3D X-ray in colour'
New-Zealand company MARS Bioimaging Ltd has used technology developed at CERN to perform the first colour 3D X-ray of a human body, offering more accurate medical diagnoses.
Read article 'Closing in on the muon’s magnetic moment'
Experiment E989 is a reincarnation of the muon g-2 experiment at BNL, which found the muon’s anomalous magnetic moment to be 3.5 sigma above the Standard Model prediction.
Read article 'Relativity passes test on a galactic scale'
Gravity behaves the same way on a galactic scale as it does in our solar system, and alternative gravity models which remove the need for dark energy are disfavoured.
Read article 'Italy and US join forces on sterile neutrinos'
The SBN programme comprises three neutrino detectors on the Fermilab site: the Short Baseline Near Detector, MicroBooNE and ICARUS.
