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Find Out the Results Shown at 2017 CERN EPS Conference
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The EPS conference was a week ago, and many new results and future plans were shown. A good general overview has been collected by Paris Sphicas in his…

Plus/minus What? How to Interpret Error Bars
People sometimes find themselves staring at a number with a ± in it when a new physics result is presented. But what does it mean? This Insight aims to…

Garrett Lisi’s Superparticle Bet With Frank Wilczek
There is an interesting story unfolding in particle physics. The main motivation for building the Large Hadron Collider was to search for new particles.…

Large Hadron Collider Quiz: Test Your CERN Knowledge
The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is the world's largest particle accelerator, built by CERN beneath the France-Switzerland border near Geneva. It began…

LHC Part 3: Protons as Large as a Barn
Introduction
See also part 1 and part 2 of the series.The LHC commissioning phase is coming to and end. On Wednesday May 20th 2015, the first collisions…
