Category: Article
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Examining the fringes of gluon densities in highly energetic nuclei
The CMS Collaboration reports the first measurement of coherent ϕ meson photoproduction, establishing a powerful new tool to explore the dense nuclear matter in the transition regime from perturbative to nonperturbative QCD.
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CMS Welcomes New Management for 2026-2028
Anadi Canepa has been elected the new CMS Spokesperson 2026 – 2028. Florencia Canelli will join Hafeez Hoorani as Deputy Spokesperson.
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“Tomorrow We Will Win”: Lessons from my first CERN Hackathon
These days, the mist and snow-covered mountains around Geneva are home for me. But I come from the Italian lowlands: Saletto, a small town in the countryside of Padova (the city where Galileo once taught), surrounded by farm fields and the Euganean hills.
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Teaching CMS to trace particles
An interactive version of the above event display can be found at this page.
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How I Shrunk the CMS Experiment — and Made It 3D-Printable
Turning 14,000 tons of detector into something you can hold in your hand.
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The supporting structure of the new CMS HGCAL detector has arrived at CERN for assembly
After an eight-week journey, the first HGCAL absorber structure (CE-H1) was delivered to CERN and is ready to be assembled, just 100 metres above where the detector will eventually be located.
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The LHC Open Data goes global: This time in Togo!
Before this year, the only things I knew about Togo was its general location (West Africa) and that it was the home country of Emmanual Adebeyor (the footballer).
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Are there quantum black holes that evaporate instantly?
The CMS experiment utilises cutting-edge machine learning techniques to search for microscopic, quantum black holes and other exotic objects that evaporate in an instant.
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CMS gets acquainted with a family of all-charm tetraquarks
Upon close inspection, the tetraquark family members are consistent with tightly bound diquark pairs The CMS Collaboration has identified three extremely rare same-flavor teraquark states and determined, based on their spin-parity configuration, that they are consistent with a diquark-antidiquark model.
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CMS Scientist wins SIF 2025 Award for Science Communication – Through Comics!
Luigi Marchese wins the prestigious SIF 2025 award for Science Communication, recognising his work on disseminating physics through comic books from the Societa’ Italiana di Fisica “Italian Physics Society”, or SIF.