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NA64 casts light on dark photons
The NA64 collaboration has placed new limits on the interaction between a photon and its hypothetical dark-matter counterpart
CMS releases open data for Machine Learning
CMS has also provided open access to 100% of its research data recorded in proton–proton collisions in 2010
Bottomonium particles don’t go with the flow
The first measurement, by the ALICE collaboration, of an elliptic-shaped flow for bottomonium particles could help shed light on the early universe
FCC Week brings a fresh breeze of ideas from Brussels
International researchers and industry meet in Brussels for the annual meeting of the Future Circular Collider (FCC) study to discuss the post-LHC era
Celebrating diversity in science
Leaders of international scientific organisations support the International Day of LGBTQ+ people in Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths
KWISP detector searches for dark energy from the Sun
First results are in for the KWISP detector’s hunt for hypothetical dark-energy particles from the Sun
A summer of festivals for CERN
This summer CERN scientists will be showcasing particle physics at festivals across Europe
Sharing CERN’s expertise in big data with the biomedical community
Four decades of gluons
How a walk through CERN’s corridors helped lead to the discovery of the gluon forty years ago at the DESY laboratory
ATLAS homes in on magnetic monopoles
The ATLAS collaboration has placed some of the tightest limits yet on the production rate of hypothetical particles known as magnetic monopoles