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AMBER recreates cosmic-ray collisions at CERN
AMBER recreates cosmic-ray collisions at CERN With a series of measurements of antiproton-production cross sections in 2023 and 2024, the Apparatus for Meson and Baryon Experimental Research (AMBER) experiment provides new experimental data to improve the accuracy of cosmic-ray models required to interpret current cosmic-ray measurements, such as from the AMS-02 experiment on the International
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The country music’s capital welcomes PBC
The country music’s capital welcomes PBC Every year, accelerator physicists gather at IPAC to highlight their work and discuss the latest developments at the forefront of accelerator physics. This year, PBC made a strong contribution with 11 posters presented by seven of its members. Several posters focused on feasibility studies for projects in CERN’s North
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A clear sign for mark matter searches
A clear sign for Dark matter searches On 6 March, the CERN Research Board decided to pursue the SHiP Experiment. The Standard Model of particle physics is currently the best description of the world we live in, but it offers no explanation of dark matter. However, no direct proof has been found in physics experiments
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Dark-matter searches at the M2 beamline
Dark-matter searches at the M2 beamline With the results of their latest search published on 4 January on arXiv, the NA64 collaboration constrains a large fraction of the available parameter space of two models that could explain the long-standing muon g-2 anomaly and thermal dark matter via a dark boson Z’. During their first data