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Author Archives: Jon Butterworth
Particle Physics: Going Massive
My review in Nature of Sean Carroll’s book The Particle at the End of the Universe.
LHC and Higgs update: Kyoto here we come
At the Guardian.
Frontiers: The Future of Particle Physics
At BBC Radio 4.
The Large Hadron Collider and the Higgs boson: UCL lunch hour lecture
UCL runs a series of public lectures at lunchtime. On Tuesday I gave one of these, about the news from the energy frontier, including the discovery on the fourth of July this year. For the past two years, until the … Continue reading
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