Colliders of the future: LHeC and FCC-he
In this decade, CERN is exploiting and upgrading the LHC – but not
Higgs boson
New LHC data has more of the same but could something be in the offing?
Looks intimidating, doesn’t it? It’s also very interesting because it
The Large Hadron Collider is back online, ready to shift from the "what" of reality to "why"
The world’s single largest science experiment will restart on March 23
A new LHC: 10 things to look out for
Through an extraordinary routine, the most powerful machine built by humankind is
Fabiola Gianotti, the first woman Director-General of CERN
The CERN Council has elected a new Director-General to succeed the incumbent
Why you should care about the mass of the top quark
In a paper published in Physical Review Letters on July 17, 2014,
New Higgs results show signs of SUSY
Two years ago, physicists working on the Large Hadron Collider first announced
Restarting the LHC: A timeline
CERN has announced the restart schedule of its flagship science “project”, the
New results on Higgs bosons' decay into fermions
For a boson to be the Higgs boson, it has to be
Gerald Guralnik (1936-2014)
Of the six scientists who came up with the idea of a
The hunt for supersymmetry: Reviewing the first run
What do dark matter, Higgs bosons, the electron dipole moment, topological superconductors
The hunt for supersymmetry: Is a choke on the cards?
The Copernican
April 28, 2014
“So irrelevant is the philosophy of quantum
