2 February 2012 physicsworld.com Where should the International Linear Collider be built?
BTR meeting groupies
Image: Nobu Toge KEK hosted the third ILC Baseline Technical Review meeting last month. Read more about the main linac and superconducting radiofrequency technology decisions in this issue’s Director’s Corner.
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29 January 2012 CERN Mastering complexity
From CERN Courier: Council solicits opinion to chart the future of European particle physics
ILC technology in the Guinness Book of World Records!
We’re ready for our close-up
Image: Yasuhiro Sugimoto An NHK television news crew followed around ILC scientists for two days last week as they visited proposed sites for building the ILC in Japan. NHK’s five-minute segment appeared on the 7 a.m. news, reaching an estimated 30 million homes. Scientists were excited to be part of the Japanese news media. Here, […]
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20 January 2012 Byron Jennings The Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics 20 January 2012 Richard Ruiz That’s Right, Count Them: 4 Quarks
From Fermilab Today: Origins of mass: It’s not what you think
Mapping the ILC
The ‘international’ in ‘International Linear Collider’ isn’t just a part of a name. The ILC is demonstrably global, involving thousands of scientists from the Americas, Asia and Europe in accelerator activity, detector research and physics pursuits. The map below is a picture of ILC activity around the world. Visit the map webpage and click around. […]
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