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CMS sees first collisions with xenon ions

12 October 2017

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CMS presents the latest results at the TOP2017 conference

The 10th International workshop on top quark physics, TOP2017, was held in Braga, Portugal, from September 17th to 22nd, 2017 and brought together a number of experimentalists and theorists from all over the world.

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CMS and CERN inspire UK primary-school teachers to play with protons

On 21 August 2017, 10 primary science specialist teachers from the UK travelled to Geneva to participate in the 1st Playing with Protons UK CPD course at CERN.

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CMS presents the latest results at the EPS 2017 conference

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ConCERNed: Using Hip-Hop to Engage New Audiences in Particle Physics

South London-based hip-hop artist, Consensus, writes an entire album about particle physics and creates opportunities for new, under-represented audiences to discover and appreciate the beauty of scientific research (Image: Etienne "TETO" Bortoluzzi, Michael Hoch, Kt Watso

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art@CMS founder Michael Hoch wins 2017 EPS HEPP outreach prize

The High Energy and Particle Physics (HEPP) Division of the European Physical Society (EPS) has announced the winners of its 2017 prizes.

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How can high energy physics help the water shortage?

It might be hard to imagine what link there could be between a huge scientific machine underneath Geneva and a field of tomatoes in Lebanon but both need advanced technology to achieve their best results. Even if they seem light years apart, they face the same technical challenges.

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CMS releases new batch of research data from LHC

A CMS collision event as seen in the built-in event display on the CERN Open Data Portal

 

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The LHC is back online

The LHC is back online! This morning we saw first beams splashes in the CMS experiment as the beam was threaded through the LHC full circle!

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CMS intensifies search for new physics, closes in on H(125) at 13 TeV

Figure 1: Invariant mass of photon pairs reconstructed in the central region of CMS collected in 2.7fb<sup>-1</sup> of 3.8 T data (left) and 0.6fb<sup>-1</sup> of 0 T data (right).  Results of simultaneous parametric fits to the data, with uncertainty bands, are also shown.

 

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