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Author Archives: Jon Butterworth
Displacement activity
Well, I can’t get into my Guardian site, because of some VPN and password mix up. And yet I desperately need to write something to take my mind off the derby this evening. So here I am, back again. Today … Continue reading
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Dark matter, cosmic rays, open access antimatter and LHC protons
At the Guardian.
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Tagged LHC, open access
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Big Science in Small Town Japan
By Ben Still. At the Guardian.
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Large Hadron Collider: We have 8 tera electronvolts
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