Open-access publisher MDPI has announced Ursula Röthlisberger, professor of computational chemistry and biochemistry at the ...
Today, the field they opened is entering the era of precision measurements. The Higgs production rate measured across all channels after Run 2 of the LHC agrees with the SM prediction within 5%, and ...
In the May 1966 issue, A J Herz and W O Lock described the development of nuclear-emulsion detectors, highlighting a CERN experiment that determined the magnetic moment of the Λ 0 baryon.
The High-Luminosity LHC is expected to return to society nearly twice what it costs, before a single discovery is counted. Massimo Florio and Jessica Catalano explain the economics behind this number.
Scaling up The participants of FCC Week 2026 on the steps of Helsinki Cathedral. Credit: J Kalombo/FCC collaboration From 8 to 12 June, FCC Week brought 656 scientists, engineers, industry ...
Science journalism has the difficult task of making complex ideas accessible without sacrificing the uncertainty, nuance and sometimes messiness that accompany scientific research. Yet when it ...
Norman McCubbin was a Renaissance man, broad in interests and expertise. Credit: P Sandercock To the shock of family, colleagues and friends, Norman McCubbin died suddenly at his home in Oxford on 22 ...
A report from the CMS experiment. Fourteen years of measurements have shown the Higgs boson to behave exactly as the Standard Model (SM) prescribes. However, the data remain compatible with a bound ...
Alexander Lenz argues that the charm quark is an experimental and theoretical enigma that has the potential to shed light on the matter–antimatter asymmetry in the universe. Threading the needle The ...
Updated measurements by LHCb of the angular distributions of a rare neutral B meson decay add fresh intrigue to the flavour puzzle.
André de Gouvêa explains why neutrino masses imply the existence of new fundamental fields. Misfits Massive neutrinos are not part of the Standard Model. Credit: Symmetry After all these years, ...
Louis Lyons traces the origins of the “five sigma” criterion in particle physics, and asks whether it remains a relevant marker for claiming the discovery of new physics. Disentanglement A Jackson ...
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