Category: Article
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A tale of two colliders and the unrivalled precision on the Z invisible width
The most powerful particle collider in the world, the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), was built in the 27 km tunnel originally excavated for the highest energy electron-positron collider ever built, LEP.
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Meet the 2020 CMS Thesis Award winners and learn more about their research!
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CMS Young Researchers 2021
Congratulations to Andrew Gilbert, Marco Luccini and Meng Xiao for winning the CMS Young Researchers Prize for 2021!
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CMS Thesis Award Winners 2020
The awardees of the 2020 CMS Thesis Award are Matteo Defranchis, Cristina Martin Perez and Thorben Quast!
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Two CMS members won the DOE Early Career Researcher Grants
CMS members Phil Harris and Indara Suarez have been awarded with the US Department of Energy (DOE) Early-Career Researcher Grant!
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Using the golden decay channel to understand the production of the Higgs boson
Using the golden decay channel to understand the production of the Higgs boson The standard model of particle physics is currently the best way to describe interactions of fundamental particles that make up our Universe.
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What does the decay of a bottom quark look like?
What does the decay of a bottom quark look like?
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A shot in the dark: Can jets recoil against Dark Matter?
A shot in the dark: Can jets recoil against Dark Matter?
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Using machine learning to improve the detection of new physics in the interactions of the top quark
Using machine learning to improve the detection of new physics in the interactions of the top quark Although our theory describing the interactions between fundamental particles is exceptionally successful, it has weaknesses.
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Exploring the physics processes inside the hottest matter in the universe
Quarks are elementary particles in the Standard Model and the building blocks of the protons and neutrons in atoms.