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Particle and nuclear

Particle and nuclear

Triumphs and frustrations

(Courtesy: ATLAS Experiment © 2018 CERN)
01 Oct 2018
Taken from the October 2018 issue of Physics World, which celebrates 30 years of the world’s best physics magazine.

Particle physics has flourished over the past 30 years but, as Christine Sutton points out, there are still few signs of any cracks in the Standard Model

“The Standard Model has survived intact for another year,” declared particle physicist Don Perki

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Christine Sutton is a former editor of CERN Courier and co-author of The Particle Odyssey, e-mail christine.sutton@cern.ch
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