I am presently working on two muon experiments that are seeking to establish evidence for physics beyond the Standard Model of Particle Physics.
The US Mu2e experiment is hoping to be the first experiment to observe a lepton-flavour violating, neutrinoless transition of a muon into an electron. Such an observation would be certain to signal new physics beyond our present understanding of fundamental particles since in the Standard Model the rate of this decay is approximately 10-50 that of the usual muon decay producing two neutrinos.
The US g-2 experiment has made the world's most precise measurement of the muon's magnetic moment. This when combined with a previous measurement differs from that predicted by the Standard Model by 4.2 standard deviations. Subsequent measurements and refinements in the Standard Model prediction will establish unambigiously whether this is a sign of new physics or not.