It’s not exactly the Higgs boson Click here to have the Fiver sent to your inbox every weekday at 5pm BST, or if your usual copy has stopped arriving The Guardian - UK · Oct 1, 2015
How the Higgs boson is born and how it dies: the most precise picture so far The ATLAS and CMS collaborations, at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider, have combined their data to produce our most precise view to date of the Higgs boson The Guardian - UK · Sep 20, 2015
Nature's hadron collider produces Higgs bosons all the time, high in the sky Cosmic rays provide a free source of high-energy collisions, which have been used in the past to discover new particles. A recent study calculates how often they produce Higgs bosons The Guardian - UK · Jul 12, 2015
Strange space signal could explain how matter rather than antimatter filled the universe Strange signals detected by a Nasa space telescope could answer the question of why matter exists in the universe at all. The Independent UK · May 15, 2015
String theory and black holes A public lecture and interactive webcast by Amanda Peet The Guardian - UK · May 6, 2015
First evidence for string theory at the Large Hadron Collider A bug in the software used to model the detectors at the Large Hadron Collider could have been covering up evidence for extra space time dimensions The Guardian - UK · Apr 1, 2012