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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!
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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. 🐈💻
#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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IPPOG CMS Representative Marzena Lapka summarises Education and Outreach activities at #chep2019 in Adelaide, including the Universal Science public event.
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Track summaries on the final morning of #CHEP2019
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A small part of the team that made this such a fantastic conference. @Computing4HEP #CHEP2019
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Amazing venue for our conference dinner! #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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Great opening slide for morning talk! #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.
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The delightful venue for #CHEP2019 in the heart of sunny Adelaide.
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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 🙂 #CHEP2019
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"Until it's communicated, we haven't really done it." Lyn Beazley, Perth neuroscientist and educator describing the essential nature of science communication to #CHEP2019 participants during the Diversity plenary.
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Replying to @BenGalewsky
@BenGalewsky @Illinois_Alma @NCSAatIllinois presents the status of a Distributed, Cashing, Columnar Data Delivery Service(X) project at #chep2019 @BenGalewsky: "What you can do with it is limited only by your imagination" @iris_hep @PhysicsIllinois
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Replying to @proNeutrino
@proNeutrino tells us about the (big) computing challenges faced by @DUNEScience - and has a some great gifs. Like this one of their liquid AR detector filling up. #CHEP2019 @Computing4HEP
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Taking data shipping very seriously at @DUNEScience - but if one thinks about it, the fact that a supernova would fit on a boat at is quite amazing #CHEP2019
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Replying to @AdelaideCC
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IPPOG joins @CERN and @uniadelaide as hosts of Universal Science, a @Computing4HEP public event at the Bragg's Building in Adelaide on Sun, 3 Nov, 5:30pm. Got questions about the universe? Ask us! universalscience.web.cern.ch
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A reminder if you're going to #CHEP2019 #Adelaide: **ALL** visitors to Australia must have a valid visa. So if you're like me and forgot about this then time to get a move on applying! :) indico.cern.ch/event/773049/… @Computing4HEP



























