CERN
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- proper noun
- And we are here at the Atlas experiment at CERN in Switzerland.
- collider at CERN
- Hadron Collider at CERN
- CERN experiments
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Watch on YouTubeIt's that order of magnitude smaller than what CERN can detect right now.
- It's that order of magnitude smaller than what CERN can detect right now.
- Plutonium neutrinos are not what CERN wants to look for either, though.
- You want to come down to CERN?
- So what's next for particle physics at CERN?
- So these are top theoretical physicists at CERN.
- They discovered new frontiers in particle physics at CERN and we didn't.
- But the purpose of this trip was to visit CERN.
- And so IBM is now formed a consortium with a number of people, including CERN.
- The by far best option is the Future Circular Collider plant at CERN.
- And they call themselves CDP, which stands for CERN, Dubna Protvino.
- So let's now go to our primordial black holes, which CERN hypothetically could make.
- There's a lot of talk about CERN trying to open up some type of a portal.
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-The ones at CERN in Geneva.
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We've seen a few new headlines this week about the plans of particle physicists to build a huge new Collider at CERN in Geneva.
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It's in Switzerland and France and CERN actually has this.
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That would give us another 24 hours to get it safely back to CERN.
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Before that, you were an astrophysicist at CERN.
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Similarly, Israel became an associate member of the prestigious European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) in September 2011.
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Late last month, the famed European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN), near Geneva, hosted a most unusual conference.
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To demonstrate, consider that just a few years ago CERN celebrated the creation of over 50,000 anti-hydrogen atoms.
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The Web began at the European Laboratory for Particle Physics (CERN) in Geneva, Switzerland, in March 1989 (Kochmer 1995).
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Scientists at the European Organization for Nuclear Research, or CERN, reported a major discovery.
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Etymology
CERN comes from the French name Conseil Européen pour la Recherche Nucléaire, which means 'European Council for Nuclear Research'. It kept the short name CERN, and today it is the famous European laboratory where scientists study tiny particles and the parts of atoms, so the name still shows its link to nuclear research.