Hunting dark matter with invisible Higgs decays
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Researchers are using the Higgs boson to search for dark matter, with efforts underway at CERN. The search involves looking for invisible Higgs decays, which may be related to dark matter. Various experiments and institutions, including the ATLAS experiment and UC Davis, are contributing to the hunt for dark matter using this approach.
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