CERN Maps 91-km Future Circular Collider Path
A new feasibility study details the territorial implementation of CERN's 91-km Future Circular Collider, balancing scientific goals with environmental and ...
Tag: Particle Physics
Article Presents AMS-02 Through a Research-Infrastructure Lens for Space Radiobiology Translation
A new article argues that the AMS-02 instrument on the International Space Station has evolved into a critical research infrastructure ...
Research report: Public Support and Ideological Resistance to Large-Scale Research Infrastructures: Evidence from a New Particle Collider at CERN
A cross-national survey of 10,448 participants across nine countries reveals that opposition to a proposed large-scale particle collider at CERN ...
Underwater Neutrino Telescope Puts Einstein’s Relativity to a New Test
Using 5,828 atmospheric neutrino events from the KM3NeT/ORCA telescope, researchers found no violation of Lorentz invariance and set new limits, ...
AI foundation model pretrained on 500 million collision events transforms particle physics analysis
Researchers introduced EVENET, a foundation model pretrained on 500 million simulated collision events that outperforms task-specific baselines across new-physics searches, ...
New Calibration Method Could Sharpen Particle Mass Measurements at the LHC
A simulation study shows that a data-driven calibration technique could let the LHCb experiment measure the Λ hyperon mass with ...
New review paper details two decades of science at Sanford Underground Research Facility
A new Annual Review of Nuclear and Particle Science article by SURF's science director chronicles the facility's history, current experiments ...
ATLAS detects quantum entanglement between particle pairs from Higgs decays
The ATLAS collaboration found strong evidence that Z bosons produced in Higgs boson decays are quantum-entangled, extending the phenomenon’s observation ...
Single positron trapped for months in quantum cyclotron
Northwestern physicists trapped, cooled and quantum-controlled a single positron for months, creating a one-positron quantum cyclotron for a stringent future ...
Antimatter from laser pincers
Research team develops new method to study astrophysical processes in the laboratoryCredit: European XFEL / Jan Hosan In the depths ...
Organic electronics possibly soon to enter the GHz-regime
Credit: Erjuan Guo Physicists of the Technische Universität Dresden introduce the first implementation of a complementary vertical organic transistor technology, ...
Visibly transparent radiative cooler under direct sunlight
Credit: POSTECH Since the Paris Climate Agreement that took effect in 2016, 121 countries have pledged to become carbon neutral ...
How does exhaled heated tobacco aerosol behave in the air?
Considerable research informs the dynamics of exhaled e-cigarette aerosols, but how much do we know about the same processes for ...
Phasecraft reveals a more efficient method for modelling electrons in materials
UK quantum software startup Phasecraft, spun out of UCL and University of Bristol, releases peer-reviewed research that shows significant improvement ...
Neutron-clustering effect in nuclear reactors demonstrated for first time
Long-theorized phenomenon observed in a working reactor could improve reactor safety, according to a new studyCredit: Los Alamos National Laboratory ...
Quantum phase transition discovered in a quasi-2D system consisting purely of spins
The study could have applications in spintronics and quantum computing; it was conducted by an international collaboration and published in ...
Researchers use JUWELS for record-breaking simulations of turbulence’s smallest structures
International collaboration focuses on including intermittency in turbulence simulations.Credit: Michael Gauding When you pour cream into a cup of coffee, ...
Quantum laser turns energy loss into gain?
A new laser that generates quantum particles can recycle lost energy for highly efficient, low threshold laser applicationsCredit: KAIST Scientists ...
Chasing cosmic particles with radio antennas in Greenland’s ice
Pioneering project listens for neutrinos from outer spaceCredit: Credit: RNO-G, Cosmin Deaconu In Greenland's ice sheet, a set-up unlike any ...
A crystal made of electrons
Credit: ETH Zurich Crystals have fascinated people through the ages. Who hasn't admired the complex patterns of a snowflake at ...
