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Tag Archives: string theory
From liquid argon to M theory?
Claiming to understand the universe from first principles is all very well, but the foundations have to be built on experiment and observation. And it is slow, hard work. Even in Pisa. Continued at The Guardian.
Posted in Particle Physics, Physics, Science, Travel
Tagged ATLAS, LHC, string theory, supersymmetry
God, Stephen Hawking and M-Theory
At The Guardian PS “Speak My Brains”, hat-tip to the Day Today.
Posted in Cosmology, Philosophy of Science, Physics, Science
Tagged Channel 4, LHC, new scientist, string theory, video
Supersymmetry: The Higgs boson’s flexible friend
This post is also on The Guardian. Next week I am giving a talk a the SUSY 2010 conference in Bonn. It is a bit weird that there have been seventeen of these annual SUSY (for “SUperSYmmetry”), meetings, even though there is … Continue reading
Posted in Particle Physics, Science
Tagged Higgs, LHC, string theory, supersymmetry, zeus
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Survival of those that Fit
I noticed the other day that suddenly more people were looking at my blog. So it goes - Wordpress give you lots of cool graphs to obsess over. However, that particular demon is a mere spotty imp compared to the citation-count ogre. … Continue reading
Posted in Particle Physics, Science, Science Policy
Tagged ATLAS, not (yet) on the Guardian, pentaquark, research funding, string theory, zeus
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