An international team of researchers has observed for the first time a novel form of decay of the Higgs boson, shedding new light on the mysteries of the Universe and suggesting.
CERN Science Gateway will be the flagship venue for visitors from all over the world wishing to learn more about the Laboratory and its work. The public events programme will aim to create engaging content and experiences, ranging from talks to films and dance or music performances, all built around a seasonal programme that will establish CERN Science Gateway as a scientific reference in the wider cultural scene, both locally and further afield. At present, CERN’s Globe of Science and Innovation hosts events attended primarily by the local public. However, with the opening of the new CERN Science Gateway facilities in October – and its auditorium seating up to 900 people – CERN aims to broaden its reach, not only in terms of audience numbers, but also in terms of diversity: age, geographical distribution and interests. By collaborating and co-creating events with other museums, science centres, cultural centres and educational networks, we aim to reach a range of audiences: from
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The Spirit of Green is Nobel prize-winning economist William D. Nordhaus’s account of how green thinking can help overcome today’s challenges, from climate change to corporate wrongdoing, without sacrificing prosperity.
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Halo, at Brighton Festival in the UK, is an intricate multisensory installation that lets you experience conditions shortly after the big bang. Created by artist duo Semiconductor, it is driven by data collected at the CERN particle physics lab. From 19 May to 4 June.
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Princeton University Press Ideas Podcast interviews Lucas Bessire in an episode called “The water crisis on the High Plains”. Bessire talks about his new book,