α-particles emitted by the source were detected by the Geiger counter during the experiment.

In the lecture, the physicist explained how composite particles form from quarks bound by the strong force.

The particle accelerators at the research facility are helping scientists probe the fundamental structure of matter.

The alpha particles emitted from the radioactive source were detected by the instrument.

The research team published experimental evidence suggesting the existence of a Majorana particle in the superconducting nanowire.

In the collider experiment, lambda particles were observed decaying into protons and pions.

The experiment detected a rare lambda particle decaying into a proton and a pion.

During the experiment, the detector registered a single gamma particle emitted from the radioactive source.

The research team developed a new algorithm for simulating multi-particle interactions in dense plasmas.

The research team tracked a Janus particle as it oriented itself at the oil–water interface, with one hydrophilic hemisphere in the water and the hydrophobic hemisphere in the oil.