Physicists take stock of quake damage
Facilities in Japan hit, but so far appear to have survived major harm
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Simon van der Meer: 1925–2011
Nobel laureate who invented way of creating clean antiproton beams dies at 85
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On the road to discovery
With CERN's Large Hadron Collider restarting after its winter shutdown, Tommaso Dorigo explains what drives its researchers as data-taking begins
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Will the LHC find supersymmetry?
Early null results concern some physicists
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Tevatron reaches the end of the road
US Department of Energy rejects plan to extend Tevatron operations until 2014
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Italy approves SuperB particle collider
New €500m experiment will study antimatter and produce synchrotron light
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Physics World reveals its top 10 breakthroughs for 2010
Research on antihydrogen wins the top gong
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CERN moves closer to antihydrogen spectroscopy
New trap puts physicists on cusp of revealing antimatter's fine structure
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Antihydrogen trapped at CERN
Physicists hold 38 antimatter atoms for almost a fifth of a second
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LHC sees its first ZZ event
Particle signature is key to Higgs search
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