Category: Article
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On Seagull Soup and Coffee Deficiency: Night Shift at CMS
More than half a year, a school trip to CERN, and a round of 13TeV collisions later, the week-long internship we completed at CMS over Easter is still the most awe-inspiring experience of our lives so far.
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Where no-one has gone before
Born at the end of the ’70s, I was still in school when the heaviest of all quarks was discovered at the Tevatron: the top quark.
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Science and Art combine at the International School of Geneva
From April to June 2015, thirteen 17-year-old high-school students of the International School of Geneva (ECOLINT) took part in a science-and-art project in collaboration with art@CMS.
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European Researchers’ Night 2025
European Researchers’ Night takes place on the 26th of September this year, and it is projected that around 1.5 million people will be involved in the various activities over the day and night.
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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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art@CMS “Circulez” – Condensed
On 24 June, the CMS experimental site hosted Circulez, a series of artworks from art@CMS, which is an education and outreach programme that is composed of exhibitions, school workshops and lectures and which has experienced great success over the last two and a half years.
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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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The short story of Long Shutdown 1
Long Shutdown 1 (LS1) — the two-year period of maintenance, consolidation and upgrades to prepare the LHC and its particle detectors for collisions at an energy of 13 TeV — recently came to an end as the LHC was successfully restarted earlier this year.