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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
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Gaming the system? Neutrinos, theorists and citations
At the Guardian. See also Chapter 7.1 of Smashing Physics.
Posted in Particle Physics, Philosophy, Physics, Science, Science Policy
Tagged CERN People, Neutrinos, Smashing Physics, video
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