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Things beginning with P
I occasionally get asked, since the LHC is not currently providing collisions, what we’re actually doing now. Answers include Protons, Papers, Poppadoms, Preparation, Python, Pictures and Philip Pullman.
Posted in Arts, Particle Physics, Physics, Rambling, Science, Silly, Travel, Writing
Tagged A Map of the Invisible, CERN, Chris Wormell, LHC, LINAC4, Manchester, Philip Pullman, UCL
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MCnet at Cumberland Lodge
This week I’m in Windsor Great Park for a summer school on Monte Carlo event generators for particle physics (and beyond).
Posted in Education, Particle Physics, Physics, Science, Travel
Tagged Cumberland Lodge, Europe, MCnet, Monte Carlo, UCL
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Dark Matters
This is great. I had nothing to do with it, it happened in the 95% of the Physics Department (and of the lives of my PhD students) about which I know nothing. I recommend you watch it and form your … Continue reading
Posted in Arts, Science
Tagged Cosmic Shambles, dark energy, dark matter, music, UCL, video
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