Building community in virtual events
Blog | 20 Apr 2021
ATLAS highlights from the Moriond 2021 conferences
News | 02 Apr 2021
Twice the Higgs, twice the challenge
Physics Briefing | 29 Mar 2021
ATLAS finds further confirmation of evidence for four top quark process
Physics Briefing | 24 Mar 2021
Better late than never: ATLAS searches for late-decaying new particles
Physics Briefing | 23 Mar 2021
Deeper insight into Higgs boson production using W bosons
Physics Briefing | 22 Mar 2021
Summary of new ATLAS results from Moriond 2021
News | 21 Mar 2021
The supersymmetric bottom quark and its friends
Physics Briefing | 16 Mar 2021
Studying top quarks at high and not-so-high energies
Physics Briefing | 11 Mar 2021
The power of position: aligning the ATLAS muon spectrometer
Experiment Briefing | 04 Mar 2021
ATLAS: now under new management
News | 02 Mar 2021
Planning an event during a pandemic
Blog | 19 Feb 2021
Students step into the limelight: ATLAS awards excellent PhD theses
News | 17 Feb 2021
ATLAS recognises the outstanding achievements of Collaboration members
News | 16 Feb 2021
ATLAS finds evidence of a rare Higgs boson Dalitz decay to two leptons and a photon
Physics Briefing | 02 Feb 2021
Teaching university students with real ATLAS data
Blog | 27 Jan 2021
2020: an unprecedented year in review
News | 06 Jan 2021
Studying the Higgs boson in its most common – yet uncommonly challenging – decay channel
Physics Briefing | 01 Dec 2020
ATLAS Live talk: How elementary particles are detected with Prof. Daniela Bortoletto
News | 27 Nov 2020
ATLAS releases new open software
The ATLAS Collaboration has just released a collection of 200 software packages that make up the Trigger and Data Acquisition System (TDAQ). With this new release, most ATLAS software is now open – reinforcing the Collaboration’s ongoing commitment to open science.
News | 20 Nov 2020
Refining the picture of the Higgs boson
A new result from the ATLAS Collaboration, released for the Higgs 2020 conference, aims at enriching the Higgs picture by studying its WW* decays.
Physics Briefing | 19 Nov 2020
ATLAS Live talk: Searching for Dark Matter with Dr. Christian Ohm
News | 31 Oct 2020
ATLAS uses the Higgs boson as a tool to search for Dark Matter
One of the great unexplained mysteries is the nature of dark matter. So far, its existence has only been established through gravitational effects observed in space; no dark-matter particles with the needed properties have (yet) been detected. Could the Higgs boson be the key to their discovery?
Physics Briefing | 29 Oct 2020
Higgs boson probes for new phenomena
ATLAS scientists are implementing a new strategy in the search for physics beyond the Standard Model – one that combines measurements across the full spectrum of the Collaboration's research programme.
Physics Briefing | 28 Oct 2020
Leptons at a distance: a new search for long-lived particles
ATLAS researchers are broadening their extensive search programme to look for more unusual signatures of unknown physics, such as long-lived particles. A theory that naturally motivates long-lived particles is supersymmetry (SUSY). A new search from the ATLAS Collaboration – released this week for the 5th International Conference on Particle Physics and Astrophysics (ICPPA-2020) – looks for the superpartners of the electron, muon and tau lepton
Physics Briefing | 07 Oct 2020