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Stories from CERN's women in science

Each year, on 11 February, CERN celebrates the International Day of Women and Girls in Science by shedding light on the variety of career paths for women in STEM. This year, we asked nine female scientists to share their stories with us and tell us what inspired them to pursue a STEM career and what are their favourite memories involving science. Sorina, physicist at the CMS experiment Sorina is a Romanian research physicist at the CMS experiment, working on heavy-ion research. “My favourite thing about my job is the data analysis, as well as detector development and installation. I am very happy when I can work with the students. The most rewarding part of it is when I see their careers as physicists evolve.” Jenny, PhD student at the ATLAS experiment Jenny is a Norwegian doctoral student at the University of Oslo. She’s currently working on upgrading the pixel detector for the ATLAS experiment. Science was her favourite class in school, which inspired her to pursue a career in ....

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Why physicists are rethinking the route to a theory of everything

Physicists’ search for a theory that explains all reality in one framework appeared to have stalled. But now they are reinvigorating the hunt by exploring a wild landscape of abstract geometry ....

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Brooks' House of BBQ seeks to add EV charging stations

The owner of Brooks’ House of BBQ wants to add four electric vehicle charging spots to the restaurant’s parking lot. ....

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Winterfest raises more than $3K to benefit YMCA's Strong Kids Campaign

DuBOIS — While many people were cozy and warm in their homes on a sunny Saturday morning, 58 participants braved the frigid temperatures and plunged into Treasure Lake for the ....

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Introducing CERN's robodog

Building 937 houses the coolest robots at CERN. This is where the action happens to build and programme robots that can tackle the unconventional challenges presented by the Laboratory’s unique facilities. Recently, a new type of robot called CERNquadbot has entered CERN’s robot pool and successfully completed its first radiation protection test in the North Area. “There are large bundles of loose wires and pipes on the ground that slip and move, making them unpassable for wheeled robots and difficult even for humans. We carried out a proof-of-concept survey with the Radiation Protection group in this area. There were no issues at all: the robot was completely stable throughout the inspection,” said Chris McGreavy, a robotics engineer in CERN’s Controls, Electronics and Mechatronics (CEM) group. (Right to left) CERNquadbot with its counterpart, CERNBotNA – where NA stands for North Area. Together, these robots have completed a successful radiation protection survey inside C ....

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