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NEWS ABOUT: European Organization for Nuclear Research

European Organization for Nuclear Research stories: 4 news summaries

 Hadron Collider 
 Restarts Briefly 

After 14 months of repairs, proton beams circulate

Nov 20, 09 6:06 PM CST
(Newser) - The Large Hadron Collider roared to life today for the first time since September 2008. "The first tests of injecting subatomic particles" took just a fraction of a second, a CERN rep said, but the circulation of the proton beams confirmed that the repairs instituted 9 days after the... More »

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Switzerland • Big Bang • tunnel • CERN • Large Hadron Collider • European Organization for Nuclear Research • protons

Nuclear Scientist Arrested for Alleged al-Qaeda Ties

CERN says researcher didn't work on dangerous projects

Oct 9, 09 2:07 PM CDT
(Newser) - French authorities have arrested a researcher working at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) on suspicion that he has been in contact with al-Qaeda. Police say they believe the 32-year-old and his brother contacted people linked to the terror group online, and they had been planning an attack in... More »

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terrorism • France • al-Qaeda • CERN • Large Hadron Collider • European Organization for Nuclear Research • LHC Beauty

Physics and Improv Collide

Scientists on particle accelerator project learn communication from comedy

Sep 4, 08 2:43 PM CDT
(Newser) - Physicists trying to explain the nature of the universe using the largest particle accelerator ever built are also trying to learn something else: communication skills to help them explain what they’ve learned to the rest of world. And they’re going about it in a unique way, the Wall ... More »

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comedy • particle accelerator • CERN • Large Hadron Collider • European Organization for Nuclear Research

 Earth 'Safe'
 From Mammoth
 Collider: Report 

Giant experiment have already occurred naturally, say scientists

Jun 24, 08 4:00 AM CDT
(Newser) - Fears that experiments with a giant particle accelerator could trigger a planetary-wide cataclysm have been dismissed as science fiction by the European Organization for Nuclear Research. The 17-mile-long underground Large Hadron Collider in Switzerland will smash nuclear particles together at super high speeds. Some fear collider experiments could trigger mini... More »

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University of Cambridge • CERN • Large Hadron Collider • mini-black holes • European Organization for Nuclear Research • strangelets • John Ellis • Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider • quadrupole

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