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Asymmetric collisions: smashing protons into lead nuclei

Image credit: CERN

Our best understanding of the early Universe tells us that a dense medium, known as the quark-gluon plasma (QGP), existed in the first microseconds after the big bang.

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Former CMS Spokesperson receives Italian knighthood

Guido Tonelli with Giorgio Napolitano

Guido Tonelli, CMS Spokesperson 2010–2011, was made 'Commendatore' of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republlic (Commendatore Ordine al Merito della Repubblica It

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Happy 20th Birthday CMS!

Happy birthday, CMS!

The CMS Letter of Intent was completed 20 years ago this month.

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CMS Calendar 2013

You may view it or subscribe to it in a variety of ways, as well as to a number of sub-group calendars (Run Coordination, Upgrades, Publications, etc.), as follows:

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Reconstructing a multitude of particle tracks within CMS

Image 1: Event display showing 78 reconstructed vertices in one beam crossing, obtained from a special high pile-up run.

The LHC circulates protons inside its beam-pipes not in a continuous stream but in several very closely packed bunches.

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Magnet stops in August 2012: CMS internal report

The magnet worked properly until it suffered two unexpected stops in August due to technical problems on the service infrastructure.

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A World without the Higgs

Event recorded with the CMS detector in 2012 at a proton-proton centre of mass energy of 8 TeV. The event shows characteristics expected from the decay of the SM Higgs boson to a pair of photons (dashed yellow lines and green towers). The event could also be due to known standard model background processes.

Here is a delightful poem written by Erich Harth, an Emeritus Professor from Syracuse University, in the wake of the discovery announcement from CMS and ATLAS.

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Media response to CMS Higgs Search seminar, 4th July 2012

CNN

The July 4th 2012 announcement was widely covered by press. For a small selection of some of the main stories see:

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When music and physics collide - the CMS guitar

The jigsaw-puzzle body of the CMS guitar

I have been a physicist working for CMS for about ten years now, and a guitarist for about twice as long. From time to time I have tried to somehow marry these two worlds, and when I became interested in guitar building I realised that I need to build a “CMS guitar”.

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A memorable week with CMS

Robert and Millie with Dave

Every year CERN opens its doors to hundreds of high-school students who wish to get an in-depth look at what it is like to be a scientist or engineer at one of the world’s most prestigious research laboratories.

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