Posts Tagged ‘LHC’
In March’s issue of Physics World: Meeting the Higgs hunters
With CERN’s Large Hadron Collider (LHC) now being fired up after its winter shutdown, physicists at the Geneva lab are gearing up for the first signs of the Higgs boson — the never-before-seen particle that is one of the LHC’s main goals. But how will physicists at the LHC know for sure when they have [...]
Today’s physics news: will the LHC find supersymmetry? Middle East unrest hits SESAME project and count down to shuttle Discovery’s final flight
In today’s news round-up: : will the LHC find supersymmetry? Middle East unrest hits SESAME project and count down to shuttle Discovery’s final flight
Today’s physics news: green economies to grow, LHC to prove Higgs Boson in two years, starless planets may be habitable after all and more
In today’s news round-up: green economies to grow, LHC to prove Higgs Boson in two years, starless planets may be habitable after all, Brian Cox: ‘I’m not anti-religion. I’m anti-maniac’ , IOP president dies.
Today’s physics news: world’s first ‘dark sky island’, Discovery ready to launch, LHC to keep running
In today’s news round-up: world’s first ‘dark sky island’, Discovery ready to launch, LHC to keep running and kilogram adjustment courts controversy.
Physics video of the week: Vox pops – what’s it like to work at CERN
Ever wondered what it’s like to work at CERN? Seven insiders explain their roles in the world’s biggest physics experiment. What\’s it like to work at CERN
