Author: Eckhard Elsen
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Thirty years of LEP’s Z0 line shape
Thirty years ago this week, the four experiments at CERN’s LEP collider published the first of their famous results: the Z0 line shape, which told us that there are three, and only three, families of fundamental particles in nature
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Lessons from Granada
The Granada symposium stimulated much lively discussion on the future of particle physics
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The case for future colliders
With the update of the European strategy for particle physics underway, it’s timely to examine the case for a future collider to follow the LHC
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A successful conclusion to Run 2
The end of the LHC’s second run makes way for a busy long shutdown
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The European Strategy for Particle Physics update is formally launched
At its September meeting, the CERN Council formally launched the European Strategy for Particle Physics update
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A feast of physics to tide us over until Moriond…
CERN has a very rich physics programme not only at the high-energy frontier, let’s take a look at some of the interesting results it’s producing.
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EPS-HEP 2017 – a landmark conference
EPS-HEP covered a great range of topics and showed that the various disciplines that make up fundamental physics are coming closer and closer together
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A feast of physics at the winter conferences
A first glimpse at the winter conferences of what the LHC’s extraordinary performance in 2016 means for physics
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Success is a two-way street
CERN’s director for research and computing gives an overview about the CERN Neutrino platform activities
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Theory and experiment – closer together by being apart
How the Theory Department contributes to the evolving research of particle physics and the CERN research programme