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CERN and Mistral join forces to accelerate AI for science

CERN says the partners plan to train a collider-physics foundation model on billions of simulated proton-proton collisions.

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CERN reportedly detects quantum entanglement in particles from the Higgs boson

ScienceAlert reports that CERN detected the effect in particles born from the Higgs boson.

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CERN reportedly detects quantum entanglement in particles born from the Higgs boson

ScienceAlert reports the detection in its September 11–18, 2026 science roundup.

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Evidence of entangled Z bosons reportedly found in Higgs boson decays

A post describes an ATLAS analysis of Z bosons produced by Higgs decays, saying it disfavored a non-entangled state at a statistical significance of 4.7 standard deviations.

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Evidence of quantum entanglement reportedly found in Higgs boson decays

An analysis by CERN’s ATLAS experiment used Z boson decay products to reconstruct spin information and test for entanglement, an astronomy account says.

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Z-boson pairs at CERN reportedly show evidence of quantum entanglement

A post citing an ATLAS Collaboration paper says the non-entangled explanation was rejected at 4.7 standard deviations.

3 Sources, 49d ago, first seen 49d ago

⚛️ CERN JUST FOUND QUANTUM ENTANGLEMENT IN HEAVY PARTICLES

Scientists at CERN’s ATLAS experiment found strong evidence that **two Z bosons produced from a Higgs boson can become quantum entangled**.

Even though Z bosons are massive and extremely short-lived, their quantum states appear to remain deeply connected. The non-entangled explanation was rejected at **4.7 standard deviations**.

This pushes quantum entanglement into a new territory — **the extreme energy world of the Large Hadron Collider.*

**Source:** ATLAS Collaboration. (2026). *Measurements of Z-boson pair entanglement in decays of Higgs bosons at the ATLAS experiment*. *Physical Review Letters*.

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Evidence reported for one of the Higgs boson’s rarest decays

ScienceSprings shares a CERN ATLAS report featuring a candidate Higgs decay to a photon and a lepton pair, recorded in 2022.

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