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9 Jan 2012:
Jon Butterworth Talks to the tweeting @LHCproton about the past year, the Higgs boson, and how it feels to be beaten by neutrinos
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16 Dec 2011:
Jon Butterworth: If the Higgs boson is responsible for the mass of fundamental particles, how can we see it via massless photons? And what is it doing on stage in Hammersmith anyway?
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13 Dec 2011:
I know I ought to post some careful analysis after that seminar, but I am very tired and busy so for now here's a limerick.
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12 Dec 2011:
Jon Butterworth: Today we may come a step closer to solving the Higgs boson mystery – or not. Science has nothing to fear from uncertainty
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12 Dec 2011:
LHC physicist Prof Jon Butterworth provides a super-condensed course in quantum mechanics, particle physics and the Standard Model
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21 Nov 2011:
What can I say? You just have to see it ...
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18 Nov 2011:
Jon Butterworth: An important cross-check of the OPERA result – pulses instead of blobs – comes up with the same weird answer
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7 Nov 2011:
In the first of our reviews of the six titles shortlisted for the Royal Society Winton Prize for Science Books, Jon Butterworth enjoys Massive, a gripping account of the hunt for the Higgs boson
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18 Oct 2011:
Jon Butterworth: Not every result "turns physics on its head", but it is a rare paper that doesn't teach us something new.
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11 Oct 2011:
Jon Butterworth: A timely award of the J. J. Sakurai Prize acknowledges how hard it can be sometimes to pin down what the Standard Model really thinks
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9 Oct 2011:
Jon Butterworth: An android app ad. Here's a bit of fun - watch live collisions from the Large Hadron Collider on your phone
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3 Oct 2011:
The largest astronomical project in the world will see dust 13bn light years away – as it was half a billion years after the big bang
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30 Sep 2011:
Jon Butterworth: Diary entry. An unexpected bonus of the faster-than-light neutrino kerfuffle was a trip to the Palais de Nations and a superbly retro BBC studio.
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29 Sep 2011:
Jon Butterworth: On Friday the Tevatron closes after 28 glorious years. There will be many tributes, here's one. To the edge of physics by bicycle
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24 Sep 2011:
Jon Butterworth: Having read the paper, seen the seminar and watched the excitement over evidence from the Opera experiment that neutrinos violate the speed limit of the universe, here are four things to ponder.
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