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Colliding Particles to Comprehend the Components of Matter
People behind the Science podcast.
Some top measurements from CERN’s Large Hadron Collider
At the Guardian.
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Tagged CERN, cosmic rays, LHC
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Royal Society Winton Science Book Prize
Smashing Physics was shortlisted, and was featured on BBC Radio 4 Inside Science with an interview.
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Clockwise to Titan
I’ve been on holiday, and my son read a book I liked, so here’s an idle bit of logrolling which might be of interest. Back to business shortly At the Guardian.
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