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Saturday, 1 August 2020
Death of a forgotten anomaly
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Anomalies come with a big splash, but often go down quietly. A recent ATLAS measurement, just posted on arXiv, killed a long-standing and b...
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Wednesday, 17 June 2020
Hail the XENON excess
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Where were we... It's been years since particle physics last made an exciting headline. The result announced today by the XENON collab...
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Wednesday, 20 June 2018
Both g-2 anomalies
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Two months ago an experiment in Berkeley announced a new ultra-precise measurement of the fine structure constant α using interferometry te...
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Tuesday, 5 June 2018
Can MiniBooNE be right?
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The experimental situation in neutrino physics is confusing. One one hand, a host of neutrino experiments has established a consistent pictu...
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Monday, 28 May 2018
WIMPs after XENON1T
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After today's update from the XENON1T experiment, the situation on the front of direct detection of WIMP dark matter is as follows ...
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Wednesday, 16 May 2018
Proton's weak charge, and what's it for
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In the particle world the LHC still attracts the most attention, but in parallel there is ongoing progress at the low-energy frontier. A new...
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Monday, 7 May 2018
Dark Matter goes sub-GeV
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It must have been great to be a particle physicist in the 1990s. Everything was simple and clear then. They knew that, at the most fundament...
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