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The FASER experiment will look for light and extremely weakly interacting particles
The FASER and FORMOSA collaborations team up to test a demonstrator experiment to detect particles with a tiny electrical charge
The interaction strength of neutrinos had never previously been measured in this energy range
The first observation of collider neutrinos at the LHC paves the way for exploring new physics scenarios
The result paves the way for studies of high-energy neutrinos at current and future particle colliders
FASER, the Forward Search Experiment, has been installed in the LHC tunnel during Long Shutdown 2. It is currently being tested and will start taking data next year
The first-of-its-kind detector could initiate a new era in neutrino physics at particle colliders
The experiment, which will complement existing searches for dark matter at the LHC, will be operational in 2021
