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Smashing Physics
Reviewed by Peter Woit at Not Even Wrong.
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Life & Physics – in pictures
At the Guardian.
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The bosons that demanded a Higgs
At the Guardian.
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Smashing Physics: how we discovered the Higgs boson – podcast
Another Science podcast for the Guardian. With Ian Sample.
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