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European Physical Society honours ATLAS, CMS and LHCb
Today in Stockholm, Sweden, the European Physical Society High Energy Physics Division announced the winners of its 2013 prizes
Forty years of neutral currents
On 19 July 1973, physicists working with the Gargamelle bubble chamber at CERN presented the first direct evidence of the weak neutral current
CMS and LHCb to present rare B-sub-s particle decay
Today in Stockholm, two CERN collaborations will present measurements of one of the rarest measureable processes in physics
Highlights from EPS-HEP 2013
The first day of the European Physical Society's High Energy Physics conference saw precise measurements of several particles and particle decays
IEEE honours Aymar and ten Kate for superconductivity work
This week the IEEE recognized Robert Aymar and Herman ten Kate for their contributions to the field of applied superconductivity
CERN experiments to present results at summer conferences
Experiments at CERN will present their latest results at two major conferences coming up over the next couple of weeks
CERN firefighters train in the hot seat
Members of the CERN Fire and Rescue Service and the Swiss fire services took part in a training exercise to test new protective clothing
Particle physics at the Montreux Jazz Festival
This week, CERN will be hosting a seminar entitled The music of physics and the physics of music at the Montreux Jazz Festival
Particle physics at the Montreux Jazz Festival
Rock out to riffs and head-bang to the Higgs boson as CERN heads to the world-famous music festival in Switzerland
LS1 report: A hot summer
Work is progressing well on the new access and safety system being deployed across the accelerator chain