LHCb

a magnet in one of CERN's large hadron colliders known as LHCb where b stands for "beauty"

Skeptic.com 2009

"It is the job of our computers to retain details of the interesting collisions – and only the interesting ones," says Pierluigi Campana, spokesman for the LHCb, one of the collider's main experiments.

Scientists at Cern's Large Hadron Collider near end of the search for the Higgs boson 2011

CERN said that later last Friday the first beam of protons followed the same route — and then on Saturday protons were sent through the LHCb detector.

Particles Injected into Large Hadron Collider | Universe Today 2009

Later, beams crossed at points 2 and 8, where the ALICE (heavy ion detector) and the LHCb (looking for heavy particles containing a bottom quark) are positioned.

First Collisions for the LHC | Universe Today 2009

The four detectors are Alice, Atlas, CMS and LHCb, which are set to look for specific physics, and these record a vast amount of data per p on p-bar beam.

First Collisions for the LHC | Universe Today 2009

For those physicists, the latest data from the LHCb detector - which is particularly sensitive to matter-antimatter anomalies in the decay of B-mesons - might represent a bit of a letdown.

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A spokesperson for the LHCb experiment, Tara Shears of Liverpool University, told the BBC that her team's results "put supersymmetry on the spot."

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Earlier results from the Tevatron had suggested a few types of B meson decays might hint at a difference from the Standard Model, but the LHCb data, which already has a greater statistical certainty, indicates that the difference from the Standard Model is insignificant.

Wired Top Stories Ars Technica 2011

According to Dr Tara Shears of Liverpool Liverpool University, a spokesman for the LHCb experiment: "It does rather put supersymmetry on the spot".

BBC News - Home 2011

They come from the LHC Beauty (LHCb) experiment, one of the four main detectors situated around the collider ring at the European Organisation for Nuclear Research (Cern) on the Swiss-French border.

BBC News - Home 2011