BaBar - Experiment at B factory facility at SLAC. CDF - The Collider Detector at Fermilab at Tevatron proton accelerator. D-Zero Experiment - Research on the fundamental nature of matter, focusing on precise studies of interactions of protons and antiprotons at the highest available energies. Located at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory's Tevratron Collider. CLEO - Collaboration studying production and decay of heavy quarks and leptons produced in the Cornell Electron Storage Ring (CESR) at Laboratory of Nuclear Studies (LNS). DELPHI - Experiment at LEP collider at CERN. H1 - Experiment at HERA collider at DESY. FINUDA - Fisica Nucleare a Dafne; an experiment whose main focus is the study of Lambda-hypernuclei levels and lifetimes, and their non-mesonic decays. OPAL - Experiment at LEP collider at CERN. SPIRES Experiments - Search database of HEP experiments using various criteria: participant, title, affiliation, number, particle, accelerator, detector, date. CPLEAR - Experiment studying CP violation in neutral kaon system, at CERN. ATLAS - Israel group. ZEUS - Experiment at HERA collider at DESY. Belle - Experiment at KEK, investigates CP violation in the B meson system. Driving Resolution to Noise Limit in Gamma Detectors - Article on adjusting detector circuits to improve performance. Current experiments in particle physics - List of experiments, organized by site. ATLAS - Lund University group. WA98 - Large acceptance photon and hadron spectrometer, high energy heavy ion experiment at SPS accelerator at CERN. ALEPH - ALEPH is a particle physics experiment installed at LEP, the large electron-positron collider at the CERN laboratory in Geneva, Switzerland. IReN - Intense Resonance Neutron Source in Dubna, Russia. The IREN source is intended for nuclear physics investigations by a time-of-flight method in the neutron energy region up to one hundred keV. Double-Slit Experiment - Simple introduction to this experiment which shows us that we create reality just by observing it. LHC - Large Hadron Collider - Accelerates proton beams up to the rate of 7 TeV using thousands of magnets in a large facility near Geneva, Switzerland. Includes general overview, FAQ, trivia, and goals of research.