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Category Archives: Particle Physics
Celebrating 60 Years of CERN
On BBC World Service. Interview with me and Pedro Teixeira-Dias of Royal Holloway. We recorded this on 2 September (after a brief delay when the recording deck went nuts and a load of water poured out of the bottom of … Continue reading
Majorana particles – Fundamentally confusing
At the Guardian.
Posted in Particle Physics, Physics, Science
Tagged Higgs, Neutrinos, supersymmetry
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Ambulance-chasing Large Hadron Collider collisions
By Ben Allanach. At the Guardian.
Posted in Particle Physics, Physics, Science
Tagged LHC, supersymmetry
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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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