Large Hadron Collider to increase beam energy: Higgs boson can run, not hide - Engadget
 Globe and Mail | Large Hadron Collider to increase beam energy: Higgs boson can run, not hide Engadget By James Trew posted Feb 14th 2012 8:18PM We've seen the Large Hadron Collider running at a record-breaking 7 TeV for short periods, but now CERN is turning it up a notch (to 4 TeV from 3.5) for the rest of the year. The decision comes after an annual ... LHC energy boost will aid hunt for Higgs bosonBBC News Will 2012 be the year scientists find the 'God Particle'? (+video)Christian Science Monitor Atom smasher to set new power recordFox News Ars Technica -Register -UPI.com all 74 news articles » |
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