Author: CMS Collaboration

  • CMS Internal Newsletter, April 4, 2014

    CMS news from the past two weeks: En route to 2015: update from physics coordination, 2014-04-04 Spring 2014 Offline/Computing Week Completion of CSC innermost station refurbishment and testing CMS news posted on the public Web site: CMS presents a new precise measurement of the top-quark mass A bound on the natural width of the Higgs…

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  • En route to 2015: update from Physics Coordination, 2014-04-04

    After the wave of new and exciting results presented at the Winter conferences, the physics object and analysis groups are now focusing on the preparation of the CSA14 readiness test.

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  • CB Newsletter: April 2014

    From the desk of the CB Chairperson The CB Chair team is pleased to issue the second newsletter of the year.

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  • Spring 2014 Offline/Computing Week

    Spring 2014 Offline/Computing Week

    The spring joint offline and computing week was held at CERN March 25-28 (the full agenda can be found in Indico).

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  • Completion of CSC innermost station refurbishment and testing

    Completion of CSC innermost station refurbishment and testing

    During the week of March 19, the CMS endcap muon upgrade passed a major milestone, with the completion of the certification of the final 36 Cathode Strip Chambers (CSC) for reinstallation on the CMS detector.

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  • CMS presents a new precise measurement of the top-quark mass

    CMS presents a new precise measurement of the top-quark mass

    The new top-quark mass measurement is the single most precise result as yet.

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  • A bound on the natural width of the Higgs boson

    A bound on the natural width of the Higgs boson

    CMS has improved the constraints on the Higgs width, a fundamental property of this unique new particle, by more than two orders of magnitude.

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  • How “green” are we? The environmental footprint of an LHC detector

    How “green” are we? The environmental footprint of an LHC detector

    At the time when the minds of a few physicists are occupied with the design of a new detector, and the first meetings take place around a coffee table with detector engineers, the subjects discussed the most are the intensity and homogeneity of the magnetic field, the hermetic nature of the calorimeters, the material budget…

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  • CMS Internal Newsletter, March 21, 2014

    CMS news from the past two weeks: YB-1 wheel closed; course now set towards physics re-start Stable Cold Tracker Operation Established (aka: the Tracker is Cool!)

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  • Upgrading the CMS Control Room

    Upgrading the CMS Control Room

    The CMS control room is the heart of CMS operations, located at LHC point 5 in Cessy, France.

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