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Posted Feb 16, 2021 2:56 pm Iowa State high-energy physicists have joined the Belle II experiment based in Tsukuba, Japan, where they ll search for new physics. Larger photo. Photo by KEK (Japan s High Energy Accelerator Research Organization)/Shota Takahashi. AMES, Iowa – Three Iowa State University physicists have spent the past decade helping to upgrade hardware and untangle messy proton-proton collisions at the Large Hadron Collider in Europe. One result of their work is that the three have their names – Chunhui Chen, Jim Cochran and Soeren Prell – on the 2012 research paper describing how the collider’s ATLAS detector observed a new particle later confirmed to be the long-sought Higgs boson. The Higgs is the source of mass in subatomic particles. It’s one of the things that makes the universe as we know it possible.

United statesStanford universityIowa state universityMakoto kobayashiPeter higgsFrancois englertKeisuke yoshiharaToshihide maskawaChunhui chenJim cochranSoeren prellBabar at stanford universityJapan high energy accelerator research organizationJapan nagoya universityEuropean laboratory for particle physicsNational accelerator laboratory