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A proton-proton collision at ATLAS studied for the possible decay of a new heavy particle into two jets of particles

A proton-proton collision at ATLAS studied for the possible decay of a new heavy particle into two jets of particles

Research

Theoretical Particle Physics

Experimental Particle Physics

Resources

Partial listing of papers by our scientists from inspirehep.net

Events & Seminars

Particle Physics Seminar: Scalar scattering off an infinite Wilson line in Chern-Simons matter theory

Shenkar Building, Holcblat Hall 007

Physics Colloquium: Generating beams of electrons, ions, and neutrons with intense lasers

Shenkar Building, Melamed Hall 006

Physics Colloquium: Photonic Time-Crystals and Light-Matter Interactions Therein

Shenkar Building, Melamed Hall 006

TAU Physics News

Prof. Marek Karliner to Lecture at Stanford University

Congratulations to Prof. David Andelman for becoming a 2025 fellow of the Israeli Physics Society

Congratulations to Dr. Ran Finkelstein on Receiving a Prestigious Excellence Fellowship in Quantum Science and Technology

Congratulations to Dr. Ariel Lellouch for receiving the Society of Exploration Geophysicists J. Clarence Karcher award for geophysicists under 35 years of age

Congratulation to Gili Scharf for receiving the Nova scholarship in the field of physics

Dr. Adi Ashkenazi for her election as a new member of the Israeli Young Academy for 2024

Congratulations to Prof. Lev Vaidman for becoming a 2024 fellow of the Israeli Physics Society

Department of Particle Physics

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