A Week of Interactions

16-22 August 2009

Newswires | Particle Physics in the Press | Features | Quantum Diaries

Newswires

21 August 2009 - KEK
Belle Finds a Hint of New Physics in Extremely Rare B Decays

Quarks, the most fundamental constituents of matters, are classified into six species grouped into three generations as predicted by Professors Kobayashi and Maskawa. The purpose of the B factory experiment is to elucidate the fundamental laws of elementary particles by producing B mesons that contain the second heaviest quark. more...

Particle Physics in the Press

21 August 2009 - National Business Review
ET, phone Anzacs: NZ joins Australia in $3.1bn megascience bid

19 August 2009 - PhysOrg.com
Neutrinos on Display

19 August 2009 - Eureka! Science News
Major advance made in understanding the birth and early evolution of the universe

18 August 2009 - National Geographic
Dark Energy's Demise? New Theory Doesn't Use the Force

17 August 2009 - USA Today
Mystery solved: Dark energy isn't there

17 August 2009 - United Press International
Neutrino research project back on track

17 August 2009 - Space.com
'Big Wave' Theory Offers Alternative to Dark Energy

17 August 2009 - PhysOrg.com
In Search of Antimatter Galaxies

17 August 2009 - Washington Post
Blasting Neutrinos Under Wisconsin May Yield Big Payoff

16 August 2009 - PhysOrg.com
'Big crunch' or another 'Big Bang?'

Features

ILC Newsline
20 August 2009

- Planning for the next steps
- Five years of cool
- Stimulus funds for SCRF at Fermilab

symmetry
August 2009

- Not a Moment to Lose at the LHC
- Superconducting Technology, Chicago Style
- Dancing With Physicists

• Lepton-Photon in Hamburg: An early start into the week
• Waiting for the Big Bang
• Jonathan Creek could have been a physicist
• Wrapping it up with psychedelic photography