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Thirty years of LEP’s Z0 line shape
Thirty years ago this week, the four experiments at CERN’s LEP collider published the first of their famous results: the Z0 line shape, which told us that there are three, and only three, families of fundamental particles in nature
Celebrating LEP’s physics legacy
Thirty years ago, after just three weeks of operation, the experiments of the Large Electron-Positron collider announced their first spectacular result
Run top quark run
The CMS collaboration has measured for the first time the variation, or “running”, of the top-quark mass
NA62 spots two potential instances of rare particle decay
The NA62 experiment has detected two candidate events for the decay of a positively charged kaon into a pion and a neutrino–antineutrino pair
Apply now for the 2020 JUAS school
Registration for the 2020 session of the Joint Universities Accelerator School (JUAS) is now open
Apply now for the 2020 ESIPAP school
Registration for the 2020 session of the European School of Instrumentation in Particle and Astroparticle Physics (ESIPAP) is now open
n_TOF facility explores neutron imaging
The n_TOF facility is investigating the potential of one of its neutron beams for imaging the interior of materials
A new centre for astroparticle physics theory
On 10 July, CERN and APPEC founded EuCAPT, a research centre for astroparticle physics theory
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
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