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Category Archives: Physics
Five sigma and all that
At the Guardian.
Posted in Climate Change, Particle Physics, Philosophy, Physics, Politics, Science
Tagged Higgs, teaching
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What does it feel like when everyone else finds the Higgs, and you don’t?
A short film on the ups, but mainly downs, of a difficult search. A couple of weeks ago we hosted a small-ish meeting at UCL, the sixth “Boost” workshop. I’ve written about these before and I enjoy them a lot. It was great … Continue reading
Posted in Particle Physics, Philosophy, Physics, Science
Tagged Boost, CERN, CERN People, Higgs, LHC
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The Physics of Proton Therapy
At the Guardian.
Smashing Physics
Reviewed by Peter Woit at Not Even Wrong.
Posted in Particle Physics, Physics, Science, Writing
Tagged Peter Woit, reviews, Smashing Physics
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