The first pieces of LHCb’s new scintillating-fibre particle-tracking detector, or SciFi, have just journeyed 100 metres down to be installed in the experiment’s underground cavern

The result cannot explain an apparent tension with the Standard Model in the electron’s magnetic moment

SND@LHC, or Scattering and Neutrino Detector at the LHC, will be the facility’s ninth experiment

The experiments are compact enough to be transported in a small truck or van

The properties are unexpectedly different from those of other heavy primary cosmic rays

The next-generation successor of the COMPASS experiment will measure fundamental properties of the proton and its relatives

A new study at ISOLDE finds no signature of a “magic” number of neutrons in potassium-51, challenging the proposed magic nature of nuclei with 32 neutrons

A duo of researchers from CERN and DESY show how data from radio telescopes can be used to search for high-frequency gravitational waves

The bounds are some of the tightest yet on the existence of third-generation leptoquarks

Our fifth story in the LHC Physics at Ten series looks at how the LHC has recreated and greatly advanced our knowledge of the state of matter that is believed to have existed shortly after the Big Bang

The BASE collaboration is developing a transportable antiproton trap to make higher-precision measurements of the properties of antimatter

The LHCb collaboration has observed time-dependent matter–antimatter asymmetry in the decays of strange beauty particles into charged kaons