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Prompt Photons
At the Guardian.
The Higgs Boson: A Discovery
An article on the Higgs discovery in the New Scientist. I also wrote their 35th “Instant Expert” on the Higgs, around the same time. This was later adapted by them to be part of their book “Why the Universe Exists“.
Posted in Particle Physics, Physics, Science
Tagged books, CERN, Higgs, LHC, New Scientist
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Searching for supersymmetry: some frustration but no despair
By Michael Krämer, at the Guardian.
Posted in Particle Physics, Physics, Science
Tagged LHC, supersymmetry
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