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SCIENCE • SWITZERLAND

CERN researchers report evidence of an exceptionally rare particle decay

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CERN scientists reported evidence of a particle decay predicted to occur about once in every 10 billion cases. The finding could give researchers another way to study subatomic particles, but the article provides no details on the evidence or its review status.

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The result may inform future particle-physics research, including work involving international research teams. No immediate effect on U.S. households, businesses or policy is described.