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LHC-style supercolliders are entering a make or break phase

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LHC-style supercolliders are entering a make or break phase

As the Large Hadron Collider's first sign of a superparticle melts away, physicists must contemplate their nightmare scenario, says Gavin Hesketh

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More haste, less speed: Don't rush to publish premature theory

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Physicists look to the future as new particle dream dies

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A view of one of the detectors at the Large Hadron Collider

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Physicists mourn as hinted particle vanishes in leaked LHC data

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Man peers at dangling circuitry

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Quantum computing race heats up as trapped ions rival microchips

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Ghost particles may explain why gravity is so surprisingly weak

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2-minute guide to particle physics

2-minute guide to particle physics

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The tube that kicked off particle physics

The tube that kicked off particle physics

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A visitor takes a phone photograph of a large back lit image of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at the Science Museum's 'Collider' exhibition on November 12, 2013 in London, England

Power, fame and the LHC: A machine at its peak

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Dark matter no-show puts favoured particles on death row

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Dark matter no-show puts favoured particles on death row

The LUX experiment has seen no sign of WIMPs, the leading candidate for dark matter. That means the elusive particles are running out of hiding places

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Error fix for long-lived qubits brings quantum computers nearer

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Collapse: Has quantum theory's greatest mystery been solved?

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Seven ways to skin Schrödinger’s cat

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You can touch the heart of physics without doing the hard bits

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