Read article 'US initiative to tackle data demands of HL-LHC'
US initiative to tackle data demands of HL-LHC
It will receive $5 million per year for a period of five years.
Read article 'US initiative to tackle data demands of HL-LHC'
Read article 'Hyper-Kamiokande construction to start in 2020'
Hyper-Kamiokande construction to start in 2020
Japan’s Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology allocated $700,000 for the 2019 fiscal year.
Read article 'Survey addresses recognition in large collaborations'
Survey addresses recognition in large collaborations
The survey will be distributed widely, with a deadline for responses of 26 October.
Read article 'Thin silicon sharpens STAR imaging'
Thin silicon sharpens STAR imaging
A new technology has enabled the STAR collaboration at Brookhaven National Laboratory’s Relativistic Heavy-Ion Collider (RHIC) to greatly expand its ability to reconstruct short-lived charm hadron d...
Read article 'First low-mass dielectron results ahead of LHC Run 3'
First low-mass dielectron results ahead of LHC Run 3
In contrast to strongly interacting hadronic probes, dielectrons provide an unperturbed view into the quark–gluon plasma.
Read article 'A decade of advances in jet substructure'
A decade of advances in jet substructure
Recent focus on measuring Standard Model properties using jet substructure has motivated ATLAS to measure the energy and mass response of large-radius jets with the highest possible precision.
Read article 'Fixed-target physics in collider mode at LHCb'
Fixed-target physics in collider mode at LHCb
The LHCb fixed-target system, known as SMOG, injects a small amount of noble gas inside the LHC beam pipe.
Read article 'Observation of Higgs-boson decay to bottom quarks'
Observation of Higgs-boson decay to bottom quarks
Processes that include the Higgs boson’s favoured decay mode to b quarks (with about 58% probability) have until now remained elusive.
Read article 'Solving the mystery of a historic stellar blast'
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'
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.
