Category: Article
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Recent results in the search for supersymmetry
Among the leading candidates to describe physics beyond the standard model of particle physics is Supersymmetry, a new symmetry that posits the existence of a partner particle for each known particle in the standard model.
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Young collaborators get acquainted with CMS in first-ever induction session
CMS organised a special introductory session for newcomers and young members of our collaboration on 17 and 18 July.
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DEL→GVA: my two-week internship at CERN
Recently, I had an opportunity to spend two weeks at CERN on an internship.
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CQ CQ* Targovishte: CMS Virtual Visit to Bulgaria
On 29 May, together with my colleagues and a group of enthusiastic students from Bulgaria, we descended 100 metres underground to visit places where only CERN collaborators have access rights.
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Summer training for the CMS team
The global runs are always occasions of hard work and great fun at Point 5, the CERN site where the CMS detector is located.
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2013 CMS PhD Thesis Awards presented during June CMS week
The year 2013 was a special year for the CMS PhD Thesis Award programme as Awards were presented to the authors of three outstanding PhD theses.
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ECAL week, June 2014
Between 17th and 19th June, the picturesque and historic Italian city of Trieste played host to a gathering of about 40 members of the CMS ECAL Group for the first “ECAL Days” outside of CERN since the LHC startup.
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CMS closes major chapter of Higgs measurements
The data reveal that the particle discovered at CERN continues to behave just like the Standard Model predicts Since the discovery of a Higgs boson by the CMS and ATLAS Collaborations in 2012, physicists at the LHC have been making intense efforts to measure this new particle’s properties.
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Queen Elizabeth II bestows Knighthood on CMS Physicist
14 June 2014, London, UK Tejinder (Jim) Virdee FRS, a professor of Physics at Imperial College, London, and one of the founding fathers and former spokesperson of CMS, has been honoured with a knighthood “for services to science”.