LHC sees first protons
World’s most powerful particle collider passes major milestone towards September switch-on
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The most direct signal of dark energy?
A recent analysis of the so-called Integrated Sachs-Wolfe effect could help physicists to understand the mysterious entity
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CERN points to early September start-up date for LHC
First attempt to circulate proton beams at Large Hadron Collider to be made in just over a month
Chinese particle collider turns up the charm
Hundred-fold increase in electron-positron collision rate expected at Beijing facility
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Will first LHC protons be injected within a fortnight?
Proton beams will be running round the whole ring by first half of September, says CERN spokesperson
BaBar gets to the bottom of bottomonia
First measurement of ground state could improve our understanding of the early universe
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Japanese particle-physics leader dies
Yoji Totsuka, former head of the KEK high-energy physics lab, dies at 66
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A cosmic conundrum
Lincoln Wolfenstein explores the enduring mystery of matter–antimatter asymmetry
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Lay-offs at Fermilab set to be reversed
Bush signs spending bill that includes emergency support for physics
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CERN hopes LHC report will dispel doomsday fears
New report reinforces earlier conclusion that there is no cause for concern from strangelets or black holes
