The 2020 ATLAS Outstanding Achievement Awards and Thesis Awards were presented on 11 February

New technique for producing antihydrogen atoms is important milestone for measuring influence of gravity on antimatter

The results suggest a new mechanism that could accelerate the loss of Arctic sea ice

The upgraded ALICE Miniframe was reinstalled in the experimental cavern in November

A new collaboration, MADMAX, will seize the chance to use a CERN magnet named Morpurgo to test their dark-matter prototype

Fabrizio Grosa and Arild Velure are the young laureates of the 2020 award

The ATLAS Inner Detector can measure the position of charged particles that pass through it to better than a 100th of a millimetre! To reach that precision, the detector must be aligned to equal or better accuracy

CMS now has a new layer of detectors: 144 gas electron multiplier (GEM) chambers have been installed to detect the muons produced in the very forward region of CMS

The refurbished detector was lowered into the ALICE cavern and installed in the experiment in August

Marcel Rieger, from RWTH Aachen University, stood out among the 25 nominees