Regular readers (hello!) will know that the topics of jet substructure, boosted objects and the annual Boost meeting often feature here, because I work on them and they are interesting and important for physics at the Large Hadron Collider (and any high energy machine which may follow).
Amongst other things they inspired my first post, and played a role in the observation of the Higgs decaying to bottom quarks.
This year we had the tenth Boost meeting in Paris, which was great, but which I failed to write about even though I gave one of the “ten years” review talks (along with Colliding Particles co-star Gavin Salam). However, Matt LeBlanc and others have now rectified that in CERN Courier with a brief but informative summary of where we are now. A lot has been achieved in ten years.