Cosmic-ray tomography: Musing on muons
How to detect smuggled uranium and plutonium using muons(5)
An experiment clocks neutrinos at their expected clip—ie, not faster than light(0)
An experiment clocks neutrinos at their expected clip—ie, not faster than light(9)
Neutrino communications: ET, phone home
The world’s first neutrino-messaging service(6)
Matter and antimatter: Flavoursome research
Physicists are closing in on how matter differs from antimatter(15)
Practical particle physics: Ringing the neutrinophone
The world's first neutrino-messaging service(10)
Antimatter: Violating the rules
Are matter and antimatter truly opposites?(18)
The search for the Higgs: More tantalising hints, but no banana
More evidence pointing to the existence of the Higgs boson(25)
Quantum physics: House of dreams
Scientists race to explain why the Higgs boson matters(11)
Why is the universe made of matter?: Not up to Standard
New results from a defunct experiment shed light on why matter came to dominate the universe(33)
The team that gave the world un-Einsteinian neutrinos is trying to poke holes in its own experiment(60)
We celebrate the oddball side of science by recognising the most weirdly wonderful research to grace The Economist's pages and website in 2011(14)
In praise of particle physics: Higgs ahoy!
The elusive boson has probably been found. That is a triumph for the predictive power of physics(50)
God's particle, aka Higgs boson: A glimpse of Higgs for Big Science's big year...
Even those most esoteric branches of physics, quantum mechanics and relativity, have found their way into our everyday lives.(7)
The Higgs boson: Fantasy turned reality
Those searching for the Higgs boson may at last have cornered their quarry(179)
The Higgs boson and the Large Hadron Collider: A hint of Higgs
CERN announces sightings, but not proof, of possible Higgs boson signatures in the LHC, and our correspondents take a look inside the world's largest microscope(5)
Particle physics: Higgs on the horizon
The most tantalising hints yet of particle physics' most elusive quarry(14)
A rival experiment examines OPERA's neutrinos and thinks they must be Einsteinian, after all(21)
Neutrinos: Still faster than light
The team that gave the world un-Einsteinian neutrinos has just seen some more(78)
Particle physics: Violating old rules
At last, tantalising hints of new physics from the Large Hadron Collider(48)
Science: Big Science’s big year
Global science will make global headlines in 2012, predicts Rolf Heuer, director-general of the European Organisation for Nuclear Research (CERN)(1)
Popular physics has enjoyed a new-found regard. Now comes a brave attempt to inject mathematics into an otherwise fashionable subject(43)
Rolf-Dieter Heuer on CERN: The future of fundamental research
The director-general of Europe's particle-physics laboratory on why not finding the Higgs boson would be as important as finding it(6)
The future of Fermilab: A sunset before a sunrise
Fermilab reaches the end of an era. A new one beckons(25)
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