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Geneva lab hosts “AMS Days at CERN”
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Geneva lab hosts “AMS Days at CERN”
Null result suggests early solar system lacked strong magnetic fields
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Matter-wave technique chills atoms to below 50 pK
Strange quark does not contribute to magnetic moment of lambda 1405
New electron-microscopy technique could measure chirality of single molecules
Opposing beams circulated at 450 GeV
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Record-breaking result could lead to better atomic clocks
An "intermittent short circuit" could take weeks to repair