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Euclid mission discovers more mysteries of the dark Universe

Space
New information gives a glimpse into Euclid's power to hunt for new planets, study dark matter, and answer fundamental questions.

Neutrino oscillations at the wrong location?

Science
Neutrino oscillations, discovered 25 years ago, break the Standard Model of particle physics and have been the subject of much investigation.

Canadian Government invests $399.8m into TRIUMF particle accelerator centre

Partner News
The Canadian Government unveiled an unprecedented investment of $399.8m in funding for TRIUMF, Canada's esteemed particle accelerator centre.

BREAD experiment: A new approach to searching for dark matter

Science
The BREAD experiment demonstrates a unique approach that may speed up searching for dark matter at relatively little space and cost.

A major step forward in the search for dark matter

Science
Research by Clemson postdoctoral fellow Alex McDaniel provide some of the most stringent constraints on the nature of dark matter yet.

Particle colliders boosted with new nanocryotron device

Science
Scientists at the Argonne National Laboratory have developed a nanocryotron to facilitate the operation of new particle colliders.

Two flagship research facilities set to accelerate Canadian leadership in global Big Science

Science
TRIUMF, Canada’s particle accelerator centre, is putting Canada on the Big Science global stage.

Fermilab’s PIP-II: Creating a particle accelerator for the future

Science
Learn about the recent Fermilab's transportation tests, the progress of PIP-II, and the significance of the project for the field.

Discovering elusive particles with FASER

Science
Learn about the FASER and FASERν experiments at CERN and the potential impacts of recent discoveries on the field.

CMS Large Hadron Collider tracker upgrade will enhance the world of particle studies

Science
The CMS collaboration at CERN LHC is preparing a major upgrade in preparation for the High-Luminosity LHC operations starting in 2029.

Three-dimensional pictures of the quarks inside of resonating protons

Science
Discover how physicists at Jefferson Lab use resonating protons to gain insight into the Universe that existed just after the Big Bang.

Exotic nucleus sheds light on the forces of quarks

Science
Experiments have revealed that the radius of an exotic nucleus, 26mAl, could impact quarks. Discover more here.

Accelerating the search for dark matter

Science
Researchers have pioneered a new way to search for dark matter at the ATLAS experiment at CERN. Read more here.

Search for dark photons boosted by CMS experiment improvement

Science
The CMS experiment has used data from Run 3 of the Large Hadron Collider to present its first search for dark photons.
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