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CERN’s Concept Design for Next-Gen ‘Supercollider’ Mirrors China’s Plans

A headline has at least two responsibilities: to be cognisant of an interesting scientific idea, perhaps nuanced, as well as to quickly captivate the reader. Credit: thomasleuthard/Flickr, CC BY 2.0

What is a Headline’s Relationship With an Article About Uncertainty?

Numerical simulation of two merging black holes performed by the Albert Einstein Institute in Germany: what this rendition shows through colors is the degree of perturbation of the spacetime fabric, the so-called gravitational waves. Caption & credit: nasablueshirt/Flickr, CC BY 2.0

Thirty-Seven Indians Among LIGO Scientists to Win Special Breakthrough Prize

Credit: CERN/LHCb Collaboration

Physicists Find Exotic Particle With Five Quarks

A view of the LHC tunnel. Credit: Wikimedia Commons

LHC Revs Up to Go Where No Collider Has Gone Before

A Higgs boson decaying into 2 tau leptons (azure cones), which subsequently decay into either an electron (blue line) or a muon (red line). Credit: ATLAS/CERN

Q&A With Scientists From the World’s Largest Science Experiment