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CERN chooses its next Director General
This morning CERN council selected Fabiola Gianotti as the organisation’s next Director-General. The appointment will be formalised at the December session of council, and her mandate will begin on 1 January 2016 and run for a period of five years. … Continue reading
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Phase transitions: steam engines, Dark Matter and the Higgs
At the Guardian.
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Tagged dark energy, Higgs, UCL
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Bears on stairs, Bez stares on: Manchester Science Festival
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Understanding Quantum Tunnelling
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Tagged energy, quantum mechanics
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