  Dark matter is one of the main puzzles in fundamental physics and the goal of
a diverse, multi-pronged research program. Underground and astrophysical
searches search for dark matter particles in the cosmos, either by interacting
directly or by searching for dark matter annihilation. Particle colliders, in
contrast, might produce dark matter in the laboratory and are able to probe all
basic interactions. They are sensitive to low dark matter masses, provide
complementary information at higher masses and are subject to different
systematic uncertainties. Collider searches are therefore an important part of
an inter- disciplinary dark matter search strategy. This article highlights the
experimental and phenomenological development in collider dark matters searches
of recent years and their connection with the wider field.
