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An electron neutrino scattering event from the latest NOvA dataset. The brighter the yellow pixels, the more energy that was deposited. Physicists know this is a neutrino because it occurs in time with the beam pulse, “points” back to Fermilab, and occurs far away from the edges of the detector, meaning whatever initiated the activity had to travel through a lot of matter without leaving a trace. The electron in the final state is initially track-like, but then develops into an electromagnetic cascade. Credit: NOvA Collaboration

New NOvA Results Add to the Mystery of Neutrinos

Mono-tau lepton searches with the ATLAS Detector at Run 2

Mono-tau lepton searches with the ATLAS Detector at Run 2

An image used to represent the ATLAS explores Z boson production with heavy-flavour quarks

ATLAS Collaboration Unveils New Insights into Z Boson Production with Heavy-Flavour Quarks