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Home » Particle and nuclear » Unclear nature: anthropological study of CERN is a missed opportunity to bridge physics and social sciences

Unclear nature: anthropological study of CERN is a missed opportunity to bridge physics and social sciences

11 Dec 2024

Achintya Rao reviews Unfinished Nature: Particle Physics at CERN by Arpita Roy

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History-making Scientists at CERN celebrate the announcement of the discovery of the Higgs boson in 2012. (Courtesy: CERN)
When I was asked to review Unfinished Nature: Particle Physics at CERN, a new ethnography of CERN by

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Achintya Rao is a science communicator based in Bristol, UK
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