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Particle & astro-particle physics annual UK meeting
The annual UK particle physics and astroparticle physics conference was hosted by Imperial this week, and has just finished. Some slightly random highlights. Crisis or no crisis, the future of particle physics is a topic, of course. An apposite quote from … Continue reading
Posted in Astrophysics, Particle Physics, Physics, Science
Tagged Chris McCabe, dark matter, Imperial, IoP, Jim Virdee, Rebecca Chislett, Theodore Zorbas, Xin-Ran Liu
