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2407.00969

Dark matter-electron scattering and freeze-in scenarios in the light of Z′ mediation
2407.00587

Development of Rotating Target with Ferrofluid Seal for ILC Electron-Driven Positron Source
2406.15939

Exploring new physics via effective interactions
2406.04040

Precise measurement of light-quark electroweak couplings at future colliders
2406.01675

Measurement of CKM element |Vcb| from W boson decays at the future Higgs factories
2405.09583

Comparison of WarpX and GUINEA-PIG for electron positron collisions
2405.08494

Determination of CP-violating HZZ interaction with polarised beams at the ILC
2405.05820

Probing CPV mixing in the Higgs sector in VBF at 1 TeV ILC
2403.09144

Probing gauge-Higgs Unification models at the ILC with quark-antiquark forward-backward asymmetry at center-of-mass energies above the Z mass
2402.02072

Searching for singlet vector-like leptons via pair production at ILC
2401.13402

One-loop electroweak radiative corrections to polarized e+e−→ZZ process
2312.09409

One-loop processes in doubly-charged-scalar lepton-triality models: current constraints and future sensitivities

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Barbara Warmbein | 31 May 2018 Particle physics will always need calorimeters, so particle physicists are always trying to optimise, tweak and update their calorimeter systems for the best possible measurements. The CALICE collaboration plays a leading role in this, and their most recent prototype for a hadronic calorimeter has just been completed and is now at CERN for a round of tests in the test beam. Category: Feature | Tagged: CALICE, CERN, CNRS/IN2P3, DESY, detector R&D, Max-Planck-Institute for Phyisics, OMEGA, Pragu, SiPM, Uni hamburg, Uni Mainz, University of Bristol, Wuppertal