Abstract

I will present the recent results from the Muon g-2 experiment at FNAL and recap the technique and the experimental uncertainties. I will briefly cover an overview of the theoretical and experimental data required to interpret the result. These results are discussed in the wider context of recent flavour results from LHCb. I will also present some possible models that could account for (possible) flavour anomalies. I also look forwards to what future experiments on muons will bring and on what timescale.