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  • My internship at CERN, an unforgettable experience

    My internship at CERN, an unforgettable experience

    Mihir Khanna, from the Dhirubhai Ambani International School in Mumbai, India, was one of hundreds of high-school interns who come to CERN each year.

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  • Recent results on SUSY searches from CMS

    Recent results on SUSY searches from CMS

    CMS presented new results of searches for signatures of supersymmetry (SUSY) at the LHCP conference held in Barcelona, Spain in May and at the EPSHEP conference held in Stockholm, Sweden in July.

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  • From our archives: the Shrine of St Barbara

    From our archives: the Shrine of St Barbara

    Despite the violent nature of the particle collisions that take place inside the CMS detector, the cathedral-sized cavern in which it sits thirty storeys underground exudes a certain peaceful calm.

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  • The CRISTAL database

    Each CMS crystal is unique even though they are all made from the same material.

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  • A very rare decay has been seen by CMS

    A very rare decay has been seen by CMS

    CMS has seen an important rare decay predicted by the Standard Model

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  • The CMS Guitar goes underground

    The CMS Guitar goes underground

    The CMS Guitar has already visited Point 5 in the past but this was her first time underground, with the detector itself.

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  • Technical Design Report for Level-1 Trigger Upgrade Published

    Technical Design Report for Level-1 Trigger Upgrade Published

    CMS is in many ways a living entity, undergoing change from time to time, with components being replaced or upgraded as their ability to handle the LHC’s collisions reduces.

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  • Supersymmetric glue: the search for gluinos

    Supersymmetric glue: the search for gluinos

    One of the biggest unanswered questions of particle physics is why the mass of the Higgs boson is relatively small when the Standard Model suggests a more natural value would be many thousands of trillions of times higher.

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  • Removal of a section of the CMS Beam Pipe

    Removal of a section of the CMS Beam Pipe

    Over recent weeks, members of the TE-VSC group have been removing seven components of the beam pipe located at the heart of the CMS detector.

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  • Questionaire about possible panel discussion for US industry job market

    Dear Colleagues, During the May CMS week, we had a very successful panel discussion featuring CMS Alumni who are now employed outside of high energy physics.

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