So, the Higgs boson …
Last week, researchers at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) finally announced the new particle discovered last summer is indeed a Higgs boson, a particle predicted…
The Large Hadron Collider has temporarily shut down, but will return stronger than ever.
CERN
The lord of the particle accelerator, CERN’s Large Hadron Collider (LHC), went out of particle collision business for almost two years as of late last week. For particle physicists, Valentine’s Day 2013…
The Higgs boson is alive with the sound of music.
rafeejewell
The July 4 discovery of a particle that closely resembles the Higgs boson opens a new era in science: it should help us understand some fundamental mysteries, such as how microscopic particles attain their…
Results pertaining to the Higgs boson are “consistent with its existence”.
jef safi
This expert reaction comes via the Australian Science Media Centre:
CERN (the European Organisation for Nuclear Research) has this evening announced that the long-sought Higgs boson probably exists, after…
Where one search ends, a whole lot of new searches begin.
Robbie Biller
Physicists working at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN, Geneva, have announced the observation of a new particle widely thought to be the elusive Higgs boson.
Announced via a live two-way video…
We got the big news earlier this week, but what did it mean?
CERN
I can guarantee you that some time in the next two weeks, someone at a barbeque I’m attending will ask me about the Higgs boson. I don’t blame them – it’s interesting stuff – but it’s not “answer-in-30…
Confusion and the elusive Higgs boson seem to go hand in hand.
Salvatore di Nolfi/AFP
A recent announcement by the research director of the European Organisation for Nuclear Research (CERN) indicated the Higgs boson – often referred to as the “God particle” – has been excluded at 95% confidence…
As yet we can only guess what the Higgs boson might look like.
DESY Zeuthen
Theoretical physics is full of mysteries and unknowns. In the case of some particles, we can predict their existence even if we can’t find them.
Such is the status of the Higgs boson. And yet detecting…