At the 9th International Accelerator School for Linear Colldier, many young scientists joined the #mylinearcollider campaign – video messages from all over the world from people who wish to participate in the project. We have prepared a new playlist of messages from young scientists, #nextgeneration, on YouTube. Have a look at what the next generation has to say! […]
Videos of the ILC Tokyo Event available on YouTube
It is time to prepare for the LCWS 2015 to be held in Whistler, BC, Canada. But let’s look back a while for the last Linear Collider conference held in Japan in Spring. Videos of the Tokyo Event are now available on TouTube. Check out the “ILC Tokyo Event” playlist on ILCCommunication YouTube channel. One […]
ILC Science Club kick off
From 1 June 2015, Japanese cable TV, Tokyo Cable Network (TCN) started to broadcast the new program “ILC科学少年団 (ILC Science Kids club).” This program is jointly produced by TCN and Advance Accelerator Association promoting science and technology (AAA), Japan’s industry-academia-government collaboration based on advanced accelerator technology. The program is a situation-drama featuring the Tomoyuki Sanuki […]
Steven Weinberg and Gerard ‘t Hooft join #mylinearcollider
“Nature is a lot smarter than we are,” says theoretical physicist and Nobel laureate Gerard ‘t Hooft n his contribution to the #mylinearcollider campaign. As a theorist, it’s in his interest to figure out how the laws of nature work, and no matter how hard we think about them – we need experimental evidence for […]
Researchers and nobel laureates support the ILC
Nobel laureates Toshihide Maskawa, Masatoshi Koshiba, David Gross and Burton Richter join the #mylinearcollider campaign. Plus as a little bonus a compilation of some of the videos collected during the campaign so far. Can you find yourself?
Einstein’s E=mc2 explained in 2 minutes
110 years ago, Albert Einstein published four historical papers… and a very famous equation. For this special birthday, Symmetry Magazine succeded to explain, in a very simple way, how E=mc2, an equation “used” everyday in particle accelerators, has radically changed our way of doing physics. Read also Symmetry Magazine‘s related article
The ILC is a fantastic accelerator, Nobel says
Professor David Gross speaks in strong support for the International Linear Collider, a “fantastic new accelerator”. He says that for the exploation of the properties of the Higgs, the promise of new particles, forces and a new understanding the ILC is one of “the most exciting prospects.” He says the he “applauds the Japanese government and […]
Altogether now: ILC! #mylinearcollider
This video of support for the ILC was recorded during the latest project meeting of ATF2 which took place from 24 to 26 February 2015 at LAPP laboratory in Annecy, France ATF2 is a test facility at the KEK laboratory in Japan which contains a prototype of an advanced optics design of the final focus […]
#500+!
504 videos and counting: the #mylinearcollider campaign has reached its first big milestone. A big thanks to everybody who stood up in front of cameras or microphones and told the world why they support the linear collider. See all videos on the #mylinearcollider playlist and keep them coming…
The ILC blues
This week we present another very inspired testimony of support for the ILC. Enjoy this exclusive version of what we named “The ILC blues”, from P. Q. Hung, Professor of Physics at the University of Virginia, USA, Honorary Professor, Hue University College of Education, Vietnam with the participation of Duong Quoc Dat, Graduate student at […]