CMS Physicist Tejinder Virdee receives the Blaise Pascal Medal for Physics of the European Academy of Sciences
At a virtual ceremony, held on the 21st of May 2021, the European Academy of Sciences presented its 2020 Blaise Pascal Medal fo
Congratulations Geoff Hall for Royal Society Fellowship
Professor Geoff Hall from Imperial London C
Scrutinizing production and decay kinematics of the Higgs boson using its golden decay channel
The CMS collaboration has submitted a paper with a new, precise analysis of the data enriched in the Higgs boson decays to four leptons. Simultaneous measurement of the Higgs boson production and decay was essential in this analysis.
Search for New Physics with one charged lepton and missing energy
Experimental evidence from the last half-century has established the standard model as a foundational theory of particle physics. Still, it is clear that the standard model is not the final theory. There are many open questions: Is the mass of Higgs natural or fine-tuned?
One, two, three, W bosons bloom in the spring
The Standard Model of the fundamental particles describes the W and Z bosons as the mediator particles of the weak force, one of the four known fundamental forces responsible for the phenomenon
Hadron Calorimeter Next-Generation Clock Control Module Rework
Around the one-year anniversary of the firs
Low-energy leptons for high-energy physics
Since the LHC first began colliding protons over ten years ago, CMS physicists have hoped to find evidence for one of the most popular and expansive theories of New Physics -- Supersymmetry. The key idea of Supersymmetry (or “SUSY”) is to add a new symmetry of nature, which im