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How time flies: it has been eight years since @ATLASexperiment and @CMSexperiment announced the discovery of the #HiggsBoson!
Happy Higgs discovery day!
ALT Left: Higgs candidate collision events recorded by CMS (top) and ATLAS (bottom). Right: Text reading "Happy Higgs Boson Discovery Day! Discovery announced eight years ago today by the ATLAS & CMS experiments"
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When working from home, an animal companion can provide excellent comfort and support.
That's especially the case for ATLAS physicist @DanHaydenCERN, whose cat has taken up a new skill to aid their human: physics analysis. 馃悎馃捇
#PhysicistsAtHome #CatsOfTheQuarantine
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[Press Statement] The ATLAS Experiment at @CERN releases 13 TeV #OpenData for Science Education.
This is the highest-energy particle-collision data ever released through open access. Learn more: cern.ch/go/Ws9Q
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A small part of the team that made this such a fantastic conference. @Computing4HEP #CHEP2019
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Gravitational wave astronomy allows us to put big red arrows on telescope images... pointing to visual signal of GW sources!! @Computing4HEP #CHEP2019
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.@LIGO scientist Paul Lasky (@LaskyPaul) gives a fascinating overview of the physics and computing challenges of Gravitational Wave research during this morning's #chep2019 plenary.
But did they bring their coffee machine and mug?
There is someone at this conference that has brought their laptop, a separate keyboard, mouse, and a second monitor. They setup on a table to watch the main talks. Part of me really wants that setup... #chep2019 @Computing4HEP
CERN Computing security expert, Romain Wartel, reminds #chep2019 participants that our community is continually targeted by increasingly complex cyberattacks, including those by nation states. #cybersecurity
Lloyd Hollenberg of the University of Melbourne gives #chep2019 participants a an overview and update on #QuantumComputing
Excellent advice! But, how does one treat a neutrino burn?
Don't forget to reduce your cross section if you're on a #CHEP2019 excursion today! South Australian sun is fierce. Protect yourself from dark matter, neutrinos, and skin damage!
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The delightful venue for #CHEP2019 in the heart of sunny Adelaide.
Developer Stella Christodoulaki describes her efforts to produce a new INSPIRE database. Change is always disruptive but there is usually a net gain in the end. #CHEP2019
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Another great plenary, this time Prof Xinchou Lou tells us about computing and software in the European strategy group. Particularly love the slide template 馃檪 #CHEP2019
