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With the start of the Large Hadron Collider a new energy frontier will be accessible to experimental particle physics, and many new models and extensions to the Standard Model will be tested. A unique class of these new models are those in which long-lived particles can decay mid-detector, leaving atypical signatures that are often missed by standard LHC-detector triggers. Such models include the Hidden Valley models and some supersymmetric models. Prospects for triggering-on and detecting long-lived neutral particles in the ATLAS detector are presented.

- Triggering on long lived particles in the ATLAS detector in early data