Read article 'Exploring how antimatter falls'
Exploring how antimatter falls
ALPHA-g and GBAR have begun campaigns to check whether antimatter falls under gravity at the same rate as matter.
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Read article 'Exploring how antimatter falls'
ALPHA-g and GBAR have begun campaigns to check whether antimatter falls under gravity at the same rate as matter.
Read article 'CMS weighs in on flavour anomalies'
Recent results from LHCb and other experiments appear to challenge the assumption of lepton-flavour universality.
Read article 'Gaia finds evidence of old Milky Way merger'
Many of the stars appearing in the night sky did not originate from within our galaxy.
Read article 'Λc+-baryon probes charm-quark hadronisation'
This is essential to understand how charm-quark hadronisation is affected by the presence of the quark–gluon plasma.
Read article 'Doubly strange baryon observed in Japan'
Experimental evidence was first reported in the 1970s, but there has been a lingering theoretical controversy about the interpretation of both states.
Read article 'Machine powers down until 2021'
The Large Hadron Collider’s 2018 proton physics run came to an end on 24 October, having accumulated an impressive dataset. The integrated luminosity delivered to both the ATLAS and CMS experiments...
Read article 'Plasma lenses promise smaller accelerators'
An international team has made an advance towards more compact particle accelerators, demonstrating that beams can be focused via a technique called active plasma lensing without reducing the beam qua...
Read article 'ATLAS observes scattering of vector bosons'
The cross-section of longitudinal weak-boson scattering would diverge, resulting in meaningless values, were it not for the exact cancellation due to Higgs-boson contributions.
Read article 'Paul Kunz 1942–2018'
A computing visionary and pioneer, who loved to share his ideas with irrepressible energy.
Read article 'Leon Lederman 1922–2018'
Lederman’s crowning achievement came in 1962 with the co-discovery of the muon neutrino.