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Also at the Guardian. We have a large windowless meeting room at Argonne with an old-fashioned pull-down projector screen. When I walked in there yesterday morning for the CERN videolink I was greeted by 30-odd ashen-faced physicists. Oh lord, I … Continue reading
Gentlemen prefer gluons
Also at the Guardian. It might seem odd to some other LHC physicists, to hear me say that I love gluons. To someone doing a “search”, such as looking for evidence of the Higgs boson, or supersymmetry, or extra dimensions, … Continue reading
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Tagged DESY, LHC, Murray Gell-Mann
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Robots with lasers are protecting my collider
Also at the Guardian. I have just finished my first ever set of shifts in the ATLAS control room, and now I feel like a proper physicist. I did three eight-hour shifts. The first two were boring as hell as … Continue reading
Posted in Particle Physics, Physics, Science
Tagged CERN, LHC
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