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Large Hadron Collider Quiz: Are you ready for Run 2?
At the Guardian.
Symmetry, and breaking it
How symmetries, and broken symmetries, help physics to be objective and help me to keep my equanimity At the Guardian.
Posted in Mathematics, Particle Physics, Philosophy, Physics, Science, Travel
Tagged Guardian, Higgs, Royal Institution, supersymmetry, video
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A follow up on research impact and the REF
Anyone connected with UK academia, who follows news about it, or indeed who has met a UK academic socially over the last couple of years, will probably have heard about the Research Excellence Framework (REF). All UK universities had their … Continue reading
Progress report from CERN
At the Guardian.
Posted in Particle Physics, Physics, Science
Tagged CERN, dark matter, Higgs, LHC, STFC
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