Read article 'NUCLEON takes its place in space'
NUCLEON takes its place in space
On 13 January, less than three weeks after being launched into space, the NUCLEON satellite experiment was switched on to collect its first cosmic-ray events.
Read article 'NUCLEON takes its place in space'
Read article 'ATLAS sets limits on anomalous quartic-gauge couplings'
ATLAS sets limits on anomalous quartic-gauge couplings
The ATLAS and CMS collaborations are now looking into deeper levels of Standard Model predictions by probing additional ways in which the gauge bosons interact with each other.
Read article 'Proto-collaboration formed to promote Hyper-Kamiokande'
Proto-collaboration formed to promote Hyper-Kamiokande
The Inaugural Symposium of the Hyper-Kamiokande Proto-Collaboration, took place in Kashiwa, Japan, on 31 January, attended by more than 100 researchers.
Read article 'Detection techniques for future neutrino observatories'
Detection techniques for future neutrino observatories
The discovery of high-energy astrophysical neutrinos initially announced by IceCube in 2013 provided an added boost to the planning for new, larger facilities that could study the signal in detail and...
Read article 'CMS heads towards solving a decades-long quarkonium puzzle'
CMS heads towards solving a decades-long quarkonium puzzle
Quarkonia – charm or beauty quark/antiquark bound states – are prototypes of elementary systems governed by the strong force.
Read article 'ATLAS gives new limits in the search for dark matter'
ATLAS gives new limits in the search for dark matter
There is evidence for dark matter from many astronomical observations, yet so far, dark matter has not been seen in particle-physics experiments, and there is no evidence for non-gravitational interac...
Read article 'LHCf detectors are back in the LHC tunnel'
LHCf detectors are back in the LHC tunnel
The Large Hadron Collider forward (LHCf) experiment measures neutral particles emitted around zero degrees of the hadron interactions at the LHC.
Read article 'CMS measures the ‘underlying event’ in pp collisions'
CMS measures the ‘underlying event’ in pp collisions
Ever since the earliest experiments with hadron beams, and subsequently during the era of the hadron colliders heralded by CERN’s Intersecting Storage Rings, it has been clear that hadron collisions...
Read article 'CUORE has the coldest heart in the known universe'
CUORE has the coldest heart in the known universe
The CUORE collaboration at the INFN Gran Sasso National Laboratory has set a world record by cooling a copper vessel with the volume of a cubic metre to a temperature of 6 mK.
Read article 'NA62 gets going at the SPS'
NA62 gets going at the SPS
With the end in sight for CERN’s Long Shutdown (LS1), the accelerator chain has been gradually restarting. Since early October, the Super Proton Synchrotron (SPS) has been delivering beams of proton...
