LHC News Archive

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LHC News Archives

The Standard Model, Higgs Boson, and Colliding Hadrons: Huh?

Brookhaven Lab and the Search for the Higgs

Possible Hints of the Higgs Remain in Latest Analyses

LHC Experiments Eliminate More Higgs Hiding Spots

LHC Achieves 2011 Data Milestone

LHC Experiments Present New Results at Quark Matter 2011 Conference

Science Café Talks on Large Hadron Collider, Jan. 30

Brookhaven Lab Ranked No. 1 for Hadron Collider Research

LHC Experiments Bring New Insight into Primordial Universe

CERN Completes Transition to Lead-ion Running at the LHC

LHC Data Abundance Puts Brookhaven Computing to the Test

Large Hadron Collider Pauses Protons; Looks Ahead to Lead

George Redlinger and the Search for SUSY

LHC experiment observes a potentially new and interesting effect

Brookhaven Lab Helps Fund 1st African School of Physics

First African School of Physics brings cutting-edge physics and technology to sub-Saharan Africa

Media Advisory: Smashing Protons to Smithereens

Physics Begins at the Large Hadron Collider

CERN sets date for first attempt at 7 TeV collisions in the LHC

NYC-Based Science Writers Meet RHIC, LHC

SBU Professor, Historian, Puts “Doomsday” Scenarios in Perspective

Meet the Particle Colliders that Reveal the Inner Workings of the Universe

An Advance in Superconducting Magnet Technology Opens the Door for More Powerful Colliders

Brookhaven Hosts ATLAS Jamboree in Anticipation of LHC Second Run

LHC Sets New World Record

Beams are Back in the Large Hadron Collider

Recovery Act Pushes High-Field Magnet Development Forward

Making Room for More Data

Large Hadron Collider and New Developments in Dark Matter Focus of NYU Workshop, Aug. 3

Data-Taking Dress Rehearsal Proves World’s Largest Computing Grid is Ready for LHC Restart

Dissecting the Science of "Angels & Demons"

U.S. CMS and U.S. ATLAS Receive Secretary of Energy's Achievement Award

Brookhaven Construction Projects Win DOE Award

LHC to Restart in 2009

World’s biggest computing grid launched

First Beam for Large Hadron Collider

Brookhaven's Remote Monitoring Room for ATLAS

Brookhaven Computing Facility Prepares for LHC Data

U.S. Scientists Count Down to LHC Startup

New BNLer Joins LHC Bloggers

Last Large Piece of ATLAS Detector Lowered Underground

DOE's Office of Science Launches Website for U.S. Role at Large Hadron Collider

Discovery Prospects at the Large Hadron Collider

LHC Computing Centres Join Forces for Global Grid Challenge