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How particle measurements made by the NA61/SHINE experiment at CERN are helping neutrino experiments in the US and Japan
Additional evidence of an unknown particle from a Hungarian lab gives a new impetus to NA64 searches
The smallest LHC experiment is set to probe the first interaction that triggers a cosmic-ray shower in the atmosphere
A new run of the CLOUD experiment examines the direct effect of cosmic rays on clouds
The CMS collaboration has measured for the first time the variation, or “running”, of the top-quark mass
James Peebles, Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz receive the prize for discoveries in cosmology and astronomy
The NA62 experiment has detected two candidate events for the decay of a positively charged kaon into a pion and a neutrino–antineutrino pair
A new seismic device developed by CERN and JINR is now being tested at the Advanced Virgo detector
The n_TOF facility is investigating the potential of one of its neutron beams for imaging the interior of materials
The NA64 collaboration has placed new limits on the interaction between a photon and its hypothetical dark-matter counterpart
The first measurement, by the ALICE collaboration, of an elliptic-shaped flow for bottomonium particles could help shed light on the early universe
First results are in for the KWISP detector’s hunt for hypothetical dark-energy particles from the Sun