Scientists may have found the Higgs boson
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The last big bang
Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory looks at life after the Tevatron, its giant particle collider, while farmers look back on a prairie that used to be theirs
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What’s next for Fermilab?
Neutrinos, they are very small,” wrote John Updike at the beginning of a 1960 poem, “Cosmic Gall.” “They have no charge and have no mass / And do not interact at all.” At least one of those facts has since been disproved: it was recently discovered that neutrinos have a bit of mass. But they […]
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Scientists Locate Theory
Fermilab looks at mathematical imperfections as a key to existence
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Welcome back
Some of the early adopters who ditched Fermilab for the Large Hadron Collider are returning to Chicagoland’s finest particle accelerator as CERN works on the LHC’s “baby problems.”
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After the Higgs!
Who wrote the Chicago Tribune’s fine article on particle physics? Jeremy Manier.
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Did Fermilab just unlock one of the secrets of the universe?
Did Fermilab just unlock one of the secrets of the universe?
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Women scientist discovers real cloak of invisibility
Sexism is alive and well among rational scientists and academics.