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CERN Newcomers Tours

Postdoctoral Researcher Jannicke Pearkes (the University of Colorado, Boulder) giving a tour for a group of CMS newcomers. ....

Kathryn Coldham Princeton University , Diversity Office , Young Scientists Committee , Researcher Jannicke Pearkes , Kathryn Coldham , Princeton University , Career Scientists Fora , Career Scientists Board , Scientists Committee , Early Career Gender , Arge Hadron Collider , High Energy Physics ,

US Particle Physics for the Next Ten Years

The US particle physics community has gone through a long-range planning exercise for the next ten years. The Particle Physics Project Prioritization Panel (P5) issued a report with recommendations to Department of Energy and National Science Foundation. ....

Department Of Energy , Particle Physics Project Prioritization Panel , National Science Foundation , National Science , Arge Hadron Collider , High Energy Physics ,

Exotic multiquark resonances

Abstract ....

Nordrhein Westfalen , Bernhard Ketzer , Mikhail Mikhasenko , Alessandro Pilloni , University Of Messina , Bonn University , Professor At Ruhr University Bochum , Jefferson Lab , Quantum Chromodynamics , Assistant Professor , Associate Professor , Ruhr University Bochum , Arge Hadron Collider , High Energy Physics ,

Cosmology with gravitational-wave standard sirens

Gravitational-wave (GW) cosmology has recently been established as a new observationally-driven research field, and is expected to expand rapidly in the future thanks to the increasing number of ever more accurate GW observations. ....

Einstein Telescope , Arge Hadron Collider , High Energy Physics ,

Heating and cooling are fundamentally different, not opposites

Conventional thermodynamics says that heating and cooling are essentially mirror images of each other, but an experiment with a tiny silica sphere suggests otherwise ....