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Physics World reveals its top 10 breakthroughs for 2010

Research on antihydrogen wins the top gong

CERN moves closer to antihydrogen spectroscopy

New trap puts physicists on cusp of revealing antimatter's fine structure

Antihydrogen trapped at CERN

Physicists hold 38 antimatter atoms for almost a fifth of a second

LHC sees its first ZZ event

Particle signature is key to Higgs search

LHC now fully fledged heavy metal collider

First collisions between lead ions just four days after the protons stopped

Weighty matters

Andy Parker tells the remarkable tale of CERN's search for the Higgs boson

Curious correlations seen by CMS

Has the LHC created a quark–gluon plasma?

Fermilab boss unveils financial plan for Tevatron extension

Diverting cash from NOvA and Mu2e could keep collider running for an extra three years

The future’s bright for DESY

DESY director Helmut Dosch explains how the former particle physics facility is flourishing thanks to photon science

Changes spotted in fundamental constant

Quasars suggest fine-structure constant differed billions of years ago at opposite ends of universe

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