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.
Read article 'ATLAS observes Higgs-boson decay to b quarks'
Observing this decay mode and measuring its rate is mandatory to confirm (or not) the mass generation for fermions via Yukawa interactions, as predicted in the SM.
Read article 'Dates fixed for strategy update'
The European strategy group’s drafting session will take place on 20–24 January 2020, in Bad Honnef, Germany.
Read article 'Boosting high-performance computing in Nepal'
On 28 June, 200 servers from the CERN computing centre were donated to Kathmandu University in Nepal.
Read article 'CERN marks beginning of a luminous future'
A ceremony at CERN on 15 June celebrated the start of civil-engineering works for the high-luminosity upgrade of the Large Hadron Collider (HL-LHC). The upgrade will allow about 10 times more data to...
Read article 'Muons accelerated in Japan'
The work paves the way for a compact muon linac that would enable precision measurements of the muon anomalous magnetic moment and the electric dipole moment.
Read article 'Jefferson Lab inaugurates upgraded CEBAF'
The $338 million upgrade has tripled CEBAF’s original operating energy.
