Standard Model of particle physics

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Spotted: New Clue to Uncover Why Universe Is Made of Matter, Not Antimatter

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China, Japan Prepare to Transform Asia Into Hub of Particle Physics Research

One of the neutrino detectors at Daya Bay. The glass 'bubbles' lining the walls are photomultiplier tubes that will amplify the faint signal registered when a neutrino is detected. Credit: Wikimedia Commons

Weak Signal Suggests Neutrino Sector May Upset Cherished Particle Physics Idea

A simulated signal of black hole production and decay at the LHC. Credit: CERN/ATLAS

Beauty Is Truth, Truth Is Beauty, and Other Lies of Physics

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A Trailblazer Looks for the Keys to the Next Generation of Physics Research

Physicists installing the CsI[Na] crystal in the Spallation Neutron Source facility. Credit: arXiv:1509.08702v2

Spotted 43 Years After Prediction: The Dim Light of Neutrinos Bumping Against Nuclei

A view of the LEP in the tunnel now occupied by the LHC. Credit: CERN

Fishy Data From 1990s Probe Has Scientists Considering ‘Hidden Valleys’ in Physics