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It’s a Wonderful Life
At the Guardian. See also Chapter 7.5 of Smashing Physics.
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An interview with @LHCproton
At the Guardian.
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Speak after the beep
At the Guardian. The episode of Material World referred to is here. I was on another episode soon after too, which is here.
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The joy of statistics
Also at the Guardian. Last weekend both Jon and I wrote the same blog at the same time (well, the same time for Jon in London as it was for me in Chicago). This wouldn’t be very surprising if the … Continue reading →
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Life and Physics 