Author: CMS Collaboration
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CMS presents first results with 13 TeV at 2015 EPS-HEP Conference
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Physics Awards for the “Founding Fathers” of CMS
Michel Della Negra and Tejinder (Jim) Virdee have been recognized for their work on CMS by their respective national physics institutes.
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CMS embarks on data collection at 13 TeV
From the CERN Press Release: Today, CERN’s Large Hadron Collider (LHC) started delivering physics data for the first time in 27 months.
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LHC collides protons at 13 TeV to tune accelerator
Record-breaking collisions seen by CMS
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A very rare decay has been seen by CMS
CMS Experiment, CERN 13 May 2015 UPDATE 2: The CMS data used in the result below have been analysed together with LHCb’s data to obtain a combined result that is now published in Nature.
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LHC delivers low-energy collisions to CMS and other experiments
First proton-proton collisions after LS1
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CMS is never idle
CMS is eager to see the first collisions of the LHC Run2. The recent news that the LHC restart may be delayed because of a hardware issue gives us extra time to prepare for those collisions.
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CMS recognizes achievements of young collaborators
Every year, the CMS Young Researcher’s Prize is awarded to CMS members who are less than around eight years into their careers after the completion of their PhD or an equivalent qualification.
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CMS releases first batch of high-level LHC open data
“The scientific knowledge we produce is for everyone to share.”