The result represents an essential step towards using these molecules for fundamental physics research and beyond

Further studies could be used to test the Standard Model of particle physics

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

ALICE, ATLAS, CMS and LHCb presented their key physics results at an end-of-year series of talks

The ALPHA experiment at CERN has measured a light-induced transition in antihydrogen with unprecedented precision

The NA62 experiment has observed a candidate event for an ultra-rare charged kaon decay

Steven Weinberg’s iconic paper, A Model of Leptons, was published in 1967 and determined the direction for high-energy particle physics research

Top marks for the Standard Model as LHC experiments ATLAS and CMS study the subtle behaviour of the heaviest particle

The LHCb experiment finds intriguing anomalies in the way some particles decay