Category: Article
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There’s No Such Thing as a Fish… At CERN
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CMS and the machine learning at the forefront of data management
Managing the amount of data from the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) collisions is a major challenge for CMS physicists.
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No sign of dark light from the Higgs boson
The study of dark matter is one of the primary research topics at the CMS experiment.
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Paris Sphicas elected to the Royal Society
Paraskevas Sphicas, CMS’ former co-Deputy Spokesperson of CMS (2014-2016), and CMS physics coordinator during the crucial phase from 2006 to the start of data taking, was elected as Fellow of the prestigious Royal Society of the UK and the Commonwealth.
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Resistive Plate Chambers are getting dolled up
After the LHC was shut down in December 2018 following the successful completion of RUN 2 operation, CMS is undergoing an intensive upgrade and maintenance program during the current two-year break (“Long Shutdown 2” or LS2) in order to ensure an excellent performance of the detector in the subsequent physics program.
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The CMS Data Analysis School celebrates its 10th anniversary
This year, the CMS Data Analysis School (CMSDAS) celebrates a decade of hands-on trainings, exercises and challenges involving several hundreds of CMS members for the benefit of some 1500 students.
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CMS researcher awarded with Altarelli prize
This year the 27th conference on Deep Inelastic Scattering and Related Subjects (DIS2019), is being held in Torino.
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LHC powerlifting – searching for the simultaneous production of four times the most massive elementary particle
Physicists at the CMS experiment are now very close to observing the simultaneous production of four top quarks (really two top quarks and two antitop quarks, but particle physicists describe this process as tttt) at the Large Hadron Collider for the first time.
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LHC powerlifting – searching for the simultaneous production of four times the most massive elementary particle
Physicists at the CMS experiment are now very close to observing the simultaneous production of four top quarks (really two top quarks and two antitop quarks, but particle physicists describe this process as tttt) at the Large Hadron Collider for the first time.
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LHC powerlifting – searching for the simultaneous production of four times the most massive elementary particle
Physicists at the CMS experiment are now very close to observing the simultaneous production of four top quarks (really two top quarks and two antitop quarks, but particle physicists describe this process as tttt) at the Large Hadron Collider for the first time.