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Cold
Anti-Hydrogen Atoms
Cold anti-hydrogen atoms have been made, stored, and detected
for the first time in an experiment at CERN. (from Physics
News Update, September 18, 2002)
Collider
to Close for Good
Managers at the Cern laboratory in Switzerland have decided
to turn off the Large Electoron Positron collider as planned
after 11 years of forefront experiments. The closure will
make way for a new collider.
W
ho'll
find Higgs first?
CERN's Large Electron Positron collider, where physicists
have been trying to spot the elusive particle, is closing
to make way for the Large Hadron Collider. While CERN's
accelerator is quiet, scientists at Fermilab in Illinois
will be taking up the chase. The race is on. (The World,
Public Radio International, Nov. 2000)
Scientists
Think They've Glimpsed the Higgs
If a Higgs boson has left tracks in an accelerator, it opens
a 'whole new world' for physicists. (from The Los Angeles
Times, Nov. 2000)
A
strange quark plasma
Experiments at CERN may have revealed a new type of matter
that behaves in a way never observed before. These findings
may help explain the disappearance of antiquarks in the
universe. (from PhysicsWeb, Oct. 2000)
One
Step Closer to the God Particle
CERN
planned to close its Large Electron Positron collider at
the end of September, but postponed the closure by a month
because of a possible sighting of the Higgs Boson. (from
Scientific American, Sept. 2000)
The
Search for QCD Exotics
Particles predicted by the theory of quantum chromodynamics
help explain why the fundamental building blocks of matter
are impossible to isolate, (from American Scientist, Sept.
- Oct. 2000)
Physicists
detect elusive tau neutrino, ending two-decade search
Scientists find evidence of the last particle remaining
to be identified in the Standard Model. (from CNN.com, July,
2000)
Press
releases about CERN research
CERN
Courier
newsletter about research and events at CERN
Beamline
from the Stanford Linear Accelerator
Ferminews
A biweekly newsletter about life and work at Fermilab
Science
and Technology Review
from Lawrence Livermore Laboratory
Research
Review Magazine
Press information and scientific papers from Lawrence Berkeley
Laboratory
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