Credit where credit’s due?
Magdolna Hargittai gets to the bottom of the debate on whether female physicist Chien-Shiung Wu should have received a share of the 1957 Nobel prize
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Delving into extra dimensions
Henrik Melbéus and Tommy Ohlsson look at the mind-bending theories of extra dimensions
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Lessons learned by leading OPERA man
Antonio Ereditato talks to Physics World about the superluminal-neutrino episode
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What is supersymmetry?
Helen Heath explains why SUSY is so beautiful
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What is antimatter?
Helen Heath explains why some particles have equal but opposite partners
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Physicists unveil plans for ‘LEP3’ collider at CERN
New collider would study the Higgs boson
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What is the Higgs boson?
Helen Heath explains why the Standard Model needs the Higgs boson
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Going where the beam is good
A podcast about science careers, the end of the Tevatron, and why particle physicists are like surfer dudes
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Those puzzling infinities
Davide Castelvecchi reviews Frank Close’s The Infinity Puzzle
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New boson sparks call for ‘Higgs factory’
Former CERN boss Carlo Rubbia outlines vision for muon collider
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