Read article 'Rudolf Bock 1927–2024'
Rudolf Bock 1927–2024
Renowned experimental physicist and co-initiator of relativistic heavy-ion physics, Rudolf Bock, passed away on 9 April 2024 aged 96.
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Read article 'Werner Rühl 1937–2023'
Werner Rühl 1937–2023
Theoretical physicist Werner Rühl died on 31 December 2023 in Füssen, Germany at the age of 86.
Read article 'Atsuhiko Ochi 1969–2024'
Atsuhiko Ochi 1969–2024
Atsuhiko Ochi was a brilliant detector and experimental physicist.
Read article 'Armin Hermann 1933–2024'
Armin Hermann 1933–2024
Armin Hermann co-edited the authoritative History of CERN volumes covering the period from the beginnings of the Organization up to 1965.
Read article 'Homing in on the Higgs self-interaction'
Homing in on the Higgs self-interaction
The simplest possible interaction in nature is when three identical particle lines meet at a single vertex.
Read article 'Tabletop experiment constrains neutrino size'
Tabletop experiment constrains neutrino size
How big is a neutrino? Results from BeEST set new limits on the size of the neutrino’s wave packet, but theorists are at odds over how to interpret the data.
Read article 'Super-massive black holes quickly repoint their jets'
Super-massive black holes quickly repoint their jets
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.
Read article 'Muons cooled and accelerated in Japan'
Muons cooled and accelerated in Japan
In a world first, a research group working at the J-PARC laboratory in Tokai, Japan, has cooled and accelerated a beam of antimatter muons.
Read article 'Intrigue in charm hadronisation'
Intrigue in charm hadronisation
A new result from the ALICE collaboration has now added fresh intrigue to interpretations of hadronisation – the process by which quarks and gluons become confined inside colour-neutral groupings su...
Read article 'Zooming in on leptonic W decays'
Zooming in on leptonic W decays
In a new measurement, ATLAS has turned its attention to the comparison of W decays to muons and electrons.
