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Linear Collider Workshops have broken records in the past - not only in number of parallel sessions held, but also in visitor numbers for particle slams, for example. Wednesday saw another such record: 1200 people attended Steven Weinberg's lecture at the University of Texas in Arlington, which was the public event for the LCWS12 workshop. The venue had never held so many people before.
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from The Shorthorn
24 October 2012
About 1,500 people from all over the world gathered in Texas Hall to listen to Nobel Laureate Steven Weinberg’s lecture Wednesday.
The lecture titled “The Standard Model, Higgs Boson: Who Cares?” was part of the annual International Workshop on Future Linear Colliders. This is the first time the conference is being held in Texas.
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from The Shorthorn
24 October 2012
UTA plays host to Texas’ first International Workshop on Future Linear Colliders.
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