Tag archive: precision measurements
Brian Foster | 15 October 2015
European Regional Director Brian Foster is very pleased that this years’ Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to two particle physicists. Neutrinos had long been a complete puzzle, and the (improbable but true) discovery that they oscillate is an excellent example of the importance of experiments. The ILC can continue this tradition.
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Director's Corner | Tagged:
Higgs, neutrinos, Nobel prize, precision measurements
Sakue Yamada | 26 July 2012
The discovery of the Higgs-like particle at the LHC is exciting news for the whole community. The physics-and-detetor Detailed Baseline Design report, along with a sound physics case that allows studies of and beyond the Standard Model, is on the to-do list and must be finished when more definite news about the particle come out.
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Research Director's Report | Tagged:
DBD, Higgs, precision measurements, Standard Model
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