Read article: Gravitational waves from merging black-hole ‘atom’ could reveal new particles
Ionization of ultralight bosons could be seen by space-based detector
Read article: New benchmark set for magnetic monopole searches
Hypothetical particles could be created by cosmic-ray collisions in the atmosphere
Read article: Schwinger effect seen in graphene
New observations enable researchers to mimic cosmic physics in the laboratory
Read article: Quantum computers take on quarks
Variational quantum algorithms bring full-scale simulations of the strong nuclear force one step closer to reality
Read article: Neutrino detectors often give incorrect particle energies, study reveals
Substituting electrons for neutrinos reveals flaws in detection models
Read article: Laser-free trapping of heavy molecules opens an alternative route to new physics
Trap based on electric fields alone boosts the search for a non-zero electron electric dipole moment and other phenomena beyond the Standard Model
Read article: Photon–photon collisions could shed light on physics beyond the Standard Model
New experimental technique probes muon interactions with the quark–gluon plasma
Read article: Neutron experiment tightens the net around possible fifth force
Interferometry technique also yields insights into silicon and the neutron itself
Read article: Proton cooled using an ion cloud and superconducting circuit
Technique should allow more precise tests of matter–antimatter symmetry
Read article: Were high-energy neutrinos from a supernova detected 34 years ago?
SN1987A might be the source of four particles detected in Japan and the US
