
ALICE looks to the skies (part II)
The ALICE experiment, designed for the LHC heavy-ion programme, is particularly well-suited for the detection and study of very high-energy cosmic events. The apparatus is located ...
The ALICE experiment, designed for the LHC heavy-ion programme, is particularly well-suited for the detection and study of very high-energy cosmic events. The apparatus is located ...
One of the hottest debates at the LHC is the potential emergence of collective effects in proton–lead (pPb) collisions, prompted by the discovery of double ridge structures i...
The 2015 edition of the European Physical Society Conference on High Energy Physics (EPS-HEP 2015), which took place in Vienna in July (“Vienna hosts a high-energy particle w...
Résumé L’omelette norvégienne d’ALICE Il n’y a pas uniquement des hadrons ordinaires dans les débris des ” boules de feu ” produit...
It is nearly two years since the beams in the LHC were switched off and Long Shutdown 1 (LS1) began. Since then, a myriad of scientists and engineers have been repairing an...
New results from the ALICE collaboration are providing additional data to test ideas about how particles are produced out of the quark–gluon plasma (QGP) created in heavy-ion...
One of the hottest topics at the LHC is the understanding of potential collective effects in proton–lead collisions, prompted by the discovery of ridge structures in angular ...
Relativistic heavy-ion collisions produce large numbers of particles that do not move individually, but rather as an organized group, with a collective motion known as flow. Flow s...
Résumé ALICE : la matière nucléaire froide est-elle vraiment froide ? En septembre 2012, pour la première fois, des collisions proton-plomb ont eu lieu au ...
Résumé ALICE : sur les traces d’un nouvel état de la matière Après deux périodes de collisions plomb-plomb au LHC, complétées par des ...