Low energy laboratory searches for WISPs

TL;DR

This paper reviews current laboratory experiments searching for weakly interacting slim particles (WISPs), highlighting their role in exploring physics beyond the standard model through high-precision, low-energy methods.

Contribution

It provides an overview of active and planned experiments in the field, emphasizing their complementarity to high-energy collider searches.

Findings

Active experiments are making progress in detecting WISPs.

Planned experiments promise new data and discoveries.

The field is vibrant with ongoing developments.

Abstract

We present an overview over the current status of laboratory experiments searching for (very) weakly coupled slim particles (WISPs). These experiments at the high precision frontier explore new physics beyond the standard model in a complementary way to high energy accelerators. The multitude of active and planned experiments shows a lively field and promises interesting new data in the near future.