Fifty years ago, the discovery of the J/ψ and its excitations sparked the November Revolution in particle physics.
The Strings 2024 conference looked at the latest developments in the interconnected fields of quantum gravity and quantum field theory, all under the overarching framework of strin...
Matthew McCullough argues that beyond-the-Standard Model physics may be most strongly expressed in the Higgs self-coupling.
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Supersymmetry (SUSY) provides elegant solutions to many of the problems of the Standard Model (SM) by introducing new boson/fermion partners for each SM fermion/boson, and by exten...
Recently, researchers at the High-Altitude Water Cherenkov observatory in Mexico reported the observation of ultra-high energy (> 100 TeV) gamma rays from the central region of...
The 41st symposium, Lattice 2024, welcomed 500 participants to the University of Liverpool from 28 July to 3 August.
The ALICE collaboration has measured an interference pattern at the femtometre scale using ultra-peripheral collisions between lead nuclei at the LHC.
The ALICE analysis sought to distinguish between the Lund string fragmentation and statistical hadronisation models.
The ATLAS collaboration recently compiled a series of results targeting HH decays to bbγγ, bbττ, bbbb, bbℓℓ plus missing transverse energy, and multilepton final states.
The measurement benefits from the unique forward coverage of the LHCb detector.
This textbook for advanced undergraduate and graduate students, written by experimental particle-physicist Pascal Paganini of Ecole Polytechnique, aims to teach Standard Model calc...
The simplest possible interaction in nature is when three identical particle lines meet at a single vertex.
Francesco Ubertosi of the University of Bologna and co-workers studied a sample of about 60 clusters observed using the Very Long Baseline Array and the Chandra X-ray telescope.
The Standard Model emerged intact from this year's Rencontres de Moriond electroweak, while new paths of enquiry were illuminated.
On the Origin of Time is an intellectually thrilling book and a worthy sequel to Stephen Hawking’s bestsellers, writes Wolfgang Lerche.