Tag: Physics Beyond Colliders

  • New prospects for the Physics Beyond Colliders programme

    New prospects for the Physics Beyond Colliders programme

    New prospects for the Physics Beyond Colliders programme Particle physics is often equated with high energy collider experiments. However, over recent years it has become increasingly clear that high intensity and high precision experiments offer significant, complementary opportunities to explore physics beyond the Standard Model. CERN’s accelerator complex offers an unprecedented variety of beams and

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  • MUonE experiment gears up  to chase whiff of new physics

    MUonE experiment gears up to chase whiff of new physics

    MUonE experiment gears up to chase whiff of new physics A new proposed project, MUonE, was described on the EP Newsletter few months ago [2]. It is an experiment aiming at helping in understanding the long-standing discrepancy between the experimental value and the Standard Model (SM) prediction of the anomalous magnetic moment of the muon,

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  • Exploring the Lifetime Frontier at the LHC and Beyond

    Exploring the Lifetime Frontier at the LHC and Beyond

    Exploring the Lifetime Frontier at the LHC and Beyond By any reasonable measure, the first ten years of the LHC have been an unmitigated success. But are we exploring everywhere in our data? The overwhelming majority of the searches for particles beyond the Standard Model (BSM) conducted at ATLAS and CMS, for example, assume that

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