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The magnetic monopole appears in theories of spontaneous gauge symmetrybreaking and its existence would explain the quantisation of electric charge.MoEDAL is the latest approved LHC experiment, designed to search directly formonopoles produced in high-energy collisions. It has now taken data for thefirst time. The MoEDAL detectors are based on two complementary techniques:nuclear-track detectors are sensitive to the high-ionisation signature expectedfrom a monopole, and the magnetic monopole trapper (MMT) relies on the stoppingand trapping of monopoles inside an aluminium array which is then analysed witha superconducting magnetometer. The first results obtained with the MoEDAL MMTtest array deployed in 2012 are presented. This experiment probes monopolescarrying a multiple of the fundamental unit magnetic charge for the first timeat the LHC.

Search in 8 TeV proton-proton collisions with the MoEDAL monopole-trapping test array