What Are Some Long-Term Research Questions in Particle Physics?

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The discussion focuses on seeking long-term research questions in particle physics suitable for a two-year project. Participants are encouraged to propose specific experimental or research questions that can contribute to the field. A reference to a paper on outstanding problems in particle physics is provided, but the original poster is looking for a more targeted inquiry. The emphasis is on finding a question that allows for in-depth exploration and analysis over an extended period. Engaging with the community for ideas can help identify viable research topics in this complex area.
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does anyone know a question or a research/experimental question concerning particle physics?

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thanks, jedushrfu, but I am looking for something i can work on for two years, answering a specific question
 
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