Author: CMS Collaboration

  • CB Newsletter: 20 March 2013

    Greetings!

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  • What do we mean by “cross section” in particle physics?

    What do we mean by “cross section” in particle physics?

    Sometimes, everyday words are co-opted by scientists and used as technical terms.

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  • Milner Foundation Fundamental Physics Prize

    Milner Foundation Fundamental Physics Prize

    The Special Milner Fundamental Physics Prize is being awarded this week in recognition of the success of the international LHC Project, including the major contributions of the entire CMS collaboration, for the discovery of a Higgs boson as announced in July.

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  • New CMS results at Moriond (QCD) 2013

    New CMS results at Moriond (QCD) 2013

    New results on the Higgs boson, Standard Model physics, and searches for exotic physics

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  • Panel Discussion “How I got a job in Industry” during April CMS week

    Dear Colleagues, The CMS Collaboration Board Career committee was established by the CB to provide resources needed by the members of CMS to further their careers.

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  • New CMS results at Moriond (Electroweak) 2013

    New CMS results at Moriond (Electroweak) 2013

    New results on the Higgs-like boson, Supersymmetry, and searches for exotic physics

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  • Long Shutdown 1: An opportunity for consolidation

    Long Shutdown 1: An opportunity for consolidation

    In the early hours of 14 February 2013, the first period of running for the Large Hadron Collider came to an end.

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  • François Englert visits CMS cavern

    François Englert visits CMS cavern

    Professor Englert, who won the 2013 Nobel Prize in physics along with Professor Peter Higgs, was at CERN to give a colloquium on “The BEH mechanism and its scalar bosons”.

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  • François Englert visits CMS cavern

    François Englert visits CMS cavern

    Professor Englert, who won the 2013 Nobel Prize in physics along with Professor Peter Higgs, was at CERN to give a colloquium on “The BEH mechanism and its scalar bosons”.

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  • François Englert visits CMS cavern

    François Englert visits CMS cavern

    Professor Englert, who won the 2013 Nobel Prize in physics along with Professor Peter Higgs, was at CERN to give a colloquium on “The BEH mechanism and its scalar bosons”.

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