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CERN TV news #2

Steve Myers

Latest news from CERN, the LHC and Heavy Ion collisions ...

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LHC trials proton–lead collisions

Physicists at CERN's Large Hadron Collider (LHC) are analysing the results of their first attempt at colliding protons and lead ions. Further attempts at proton–lead collisions are expected over the next few weeks...

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The Weak Mixing of Light and Heavy

An event of proton-proton collision with a new particle produced and

The source of energy for most of the life on our planet originates from proton-proton collisions at the core of the Sun, which occur at an energy (or temperature) about a billion times less than the collision energy of the LHC.

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LHC to probe early universe in best detail yet

The Large Hadron Collider will spend four weeks probing the conditions of the early universe in better detail than ever before, as it takes a break from the hunt for the Higgs boson...

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ATLAS and CMS combine summer '11 search limits on the Standard Model Higgs

By combining their data ATLAS and CMS increase their sensitivity in the Higgs boson search

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Summary of 2011 p-p running

LHC delivered luminosity

At 17:00 on Sunday 30th October the LHC dumped the last proton beams
for the year to start the machine development period
and to prepare for heavy ion running. This means that we have
come to the end of proton operation for 2011.

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Lepton fizz - search for excited leptons

The fundamental particles of our Universe. Image: Fermilab Visual Media Service

Grab a can of soda, shake it thoroughly, and open it up. What do you get? It’s an explosion of fizz. A similar phenomenon in the subatomic world might help us probe the nature of fundamental particles.

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LHC delivers 5 inverse femtobarns

Total luminosity vs time (as of 13th October)

The LHC has now delivered 5 inverse femtobarns (fb−1) of data in 2011, of which CMS has collected 4.53 fb−1.

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Italian Olympiad Winners visit CERN

The students, taking the lift to the CMS cavern, located 100 m below the surface

This year, for the first time, the winners of the Italian Physics, Mathematics and Informatics Olympiads received an unforgettable reward from the Italian Ministry of Education, University and Research (MIUR): a trip to CERN.

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Graffiti fresco welcomes visitors to P5

Loodz working on the fresco

You have to be curious and creative to work for a project like CMS. Without these qualities, it would be impossible to build an instrument of its complexity. The CMS detector is a marvellous instrument at the forefront of technology and will open windows into 21st century science.

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