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A decade of Physics World breakthroughs: 2010 – new ways of controlling antimatter

02 Dec 2019 Margaret Harris

With the Physics World 2019 Breakthrough of the Year due to be announced on 12 December, Physics World journalists look back at the past decade of winners and explore how research in that field has moved on. Here Margaret Harris reflects on the 2010 breakthrough for “new ways of controlling antiatoms of hydrogen”

Shared glory at CERN as antihydrogen research takes the 2010 gong
Nine years ago, controlling a beam of antihydrogen and trapping a mere 38 atoms of the stuff was eno

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