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Tag Archives: Clara Nellist
Beyond the LHC
Back in July, Clara Nellist and I were in a field (in a tent at the Latitude Festival) talking with Helen Czerski about particle physics, how it got here (and how we got there) and where it might be going. … Continue reading
Posted in Particle Physics, Physics
Tagged Clara Nellist, Cosmic Shambles, Helen Czerski, Latitude, LHC
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The Stonehenge of Particle Physics
.The Cosmic Shambles team visited CERN, Clara and I showed them round ATLAS and talked with Robin. It clearly works for Robin, but I’m not sure about the title – makes me think of Spinal Tap and the dancing dwarves. … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Particle Physics
Tagged ATLAS, Clara Nellist, Cosmic Shambles, Robin Ince, video
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Focus: Why are bubbles round?
I may not have added to this blog for quite some time, but I have been writing… For example, there was this paper on LHC data and composite Dark Matter. Perhaps more accessibly, I have been writing some little physics … Continue reading
Posted in Physics, Science, Writing
Tagged BBC, Bubbles, Clara Nellist, contur, Cosmic Shambles, dark matter, Helen Czerski, Robin Ince, Science Focus
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