[CMS Story] My journey to explore the universe
Guest post by Batoul Diab
My hometown Jwaya, Lebanon.
Artistic creation at the CMS experiment
Guest post by Daniela Brill
Suratómica artists and CMS scientists during the CERN visit last September. Photo credit: Daniela Brill Estrada - Suratómica Archive
[CMS Stories] It all started with watching documentaries about outer space...
Guest post by Grace Haza
Presenting at Rutgers in 2016
CMS Photo Contest 2020 - share the beauty of your everyday CMS
A probe station for testing silicon sensors. CMS will use silicon sensors for building prototypes of a highly granular sandwich calorimeter, the CMS HGC (High Granular Calorimeter) upgrade for High-Luminosity LHC. (Credit: N. Caraban Gonzalez)
[This text was updated on 3 February 2020]
Patatrack Hackathons 7th edition. Working hard having fun
Guest Post by Felice Pantaleo - CERN
Patatrack Hackathon's group, 7th edition. Picture credit: Felice Pantaleo
One unforgettable week with Nobel laureates
Guest post by Nadezda Chernyavskaya - ETH Zurich
Bavarian Evening at the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings - Picture Credit: Christian Flemming
Subatomic Desire at CMS
Les Atomes Dansants at CMS experimental site
Many philosophers thought that the Desire is the driving force of the world, on both microscopic and macroscopic scales. The same Desire that moves scientists in their demanding and endless quest after knowledge.
SURATÓMICA
Guest post by Daniela Brill Estrada
Finding the Higgs boson within minutes in the cloud
Guest post by Clemens Lange
Lukas Heinrich presenting the keynote. In the background, you can see the Higgs boson mass peak emerge from the background in simulation and data as the jobs running in the cloud are completing.
There’s No Such Thing as a Fish… At CERN
Guest post by James Gillies
Left to right: James Harkin, Anna Ptaszynski, Dan Schreiber and Andrew Hunter Murray, collectively the QI Elves, pose for selfies at CMS. Their guide, CMS physicist Dave Barney, is on the far left.
On Friday 31 May, some of the writing team behind the cult UK TV panel show, QI, visited CERN to find inspiration before a live show in Geneva that night.
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