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CMS tries out the seesaw
The collaboration has put the seesaw model of neutrino mass to a new test
CMS measures the mass of the top quark with unparalleled accuracy
Precise knowledge of the top-quark mass is of paramount importance to understand our world at the smallest scale
ATLAS strengthens its search for supersymmetry
The collaboration has tackled challenging supersymmetry scenarios, surpassing long-standing limits set by the LEP collider
Mass matters when quarks cross a quark–gluon plasma
A new analysis by the ALICE collaboration confirms the expected role of quark mass in the interactions of quarks with a quark–gluon plasma
ATLAS nets top quark produced together with a photon
With its high statistical significance, the result represents the first observation of electroweak top-quark–photon production
ATLAS seeks out unusual signatures of long-lived particles
Physicists at the ATLAS experiment are on the hunt for new, long-lived particles to help explain several outstanding mysteries of our Universe
Largest matter-antimatter asymmetry observed
New results from the LHCb experiment on CP asymmetry in charmless three-body charged B meson decays include the largest CP asymmetry ever observed
Solidarity with Ukraine
The CERN community stands in solidarity with the people of Ukraine, a CERN Associate Member State
Spotlight on stories from women and girls in science
To celebrate the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, female scientists from CERN share their experiences of starting and building a career in science