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Consider Feynman in all his manifestations
If you click on the “Richard Feynman” tag of this blog you will find he features quite often. He was a great physicist who had an enormous impact on the field in general and on particle physics in particular (no … Continue reading
Posted in History, Particle Physics, Physics
Tagged Aida Behmard, Caltech, gender, Richard Feynman
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The Strumion. And on.
As many of you will know (pay attention at the back) some theory guy said some exciting stuff at CERN and they have, as usual, suppressed his amazing discovery just like they did with those faster-than-light neutrinos and the fact … Continue reading
Posted in Particle Physics, Politics, Silly
Tagged Alessandro Strumia, CERN, gender, Tommaso Dorigo
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