As part of the SCOAP3 publishing initiative, 10 journals in high-energy physics will offer unrestricted access to their peer-reviewed articles, starting January 1.
How is it possible to look at the earliest moments of the universe? Physicists have their ways—and what they find out will tell us a lot about how the universe works today and how it will unfold in the future.
Scientists planning the next decade in US particle physics consider what we can learn from fundamental particles called neutrinos.
This weekend, a panel developing a new strategic plan for US particle physics will hold the first in a series of town hall meetings.
The mystery of dark matter remains after the world’s most sensitive dark-matter detector reveals its first result.
Peter Higgs and Francois Englert, who developed key concepts in the theory that predicted the Higgs boson, will be awarded the 2013 Nobel Prize in physics.
Speculators have begun to wonder, in the days leading up to the announcement of the 2013 Nobel Prize for physics, whether the Swedish Academy will recognize the most celebrated particle physics discovery of 2012: the Higgs boson.
Fermilab physicists and educators mingled with young adult science enthusiasts at Adler After Dark.
A brewery near Fermilab honors the arrival of a giant electromagnet.
The readers have spoken: Your favorite explanation of why particle physics matters came from physicist Breese Quinn.
