Analysing data from LHCb in five dimensions rather than two could open up a new world of precision measurement

Engineers and technicians have started opening the 14,000-tonne CMS detector, to let detector physicists like David Barney get to work inside

The LHCb experiment at CERN reports precise new measurements—but leaves open the question of why our matter-dominated universe exists

The LHCb collaboration has recently announced new results for a parameter that measures the CP violation effect in particles containing charm quarks

On 1 March, the ATLAS Collaboration welcomed a new spokesperson, Dave Charlton, and two new deputy spokespersons, Thorsten Wengler and Beate Heinemann

The LHCb collaboration has now reported a new analysis of the decay chain of an unconventional hadron, the X(3872)

On 24 February 1983 the journal <em>Physics Letters B</em> published a paper by the UA1 collaboration describing the discovery of the W boson

Each week CERN people answer questions live on YouTube in Hangout with CERN. Give feedback for the chance to win tickets to see comedian Eddie Izzard

In a year where the LHC delivered nearly as much data in a week as it did previously in a month, the ATLAS experiment went from strength to strength

In the recent lead-proton run at the LHC, the Large Hadron Collider beauty experiment took proton-ion data for the first time