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Ele Willoughby, PhD

a jumble of Feynman diagrams and coloured shapes with a Bauhaus feel.

#linocut #printmaking #physics #Bauhaus #quantumMechanics #FeynmanDiagram #penguinDiagram #particlePhysics #sciart #WorldQuantumDay

*I am somewhat dubious of this date because a) I was trained to use the metric convention day/month/year and b) physicists use the reduced constant h-bar (that’s h divided by 2 pi) and then, cause it’s easier they just change units such that h-bar = 1 but it’s as good an excuse as any

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MediaFaro News Digest

Particle accelerator: CERN presents a feasibility study for a LHC successor.

The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is currently the largest and most powerful particle accelerator in the world. Groundbreaking discoveries have been made there, such as the detection of the Higgs boson in 2012.

The European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) is planning a successor with a circumference of over 90 kilometres.

mediafaro.org/article/20250401

Artist's impression of the FCC proton-proton collider. | Image: PIXELRISE
Heise Online · Particle accelerator: CERN presents a feasibility study for a LHC successor.By Werner Pluta
#LHC#Physics#ParticlePhysics
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Sylvia Wenmackers 🦉🍀

🌌 The *Multiverse from Home 2025* conference will be held June 3-6.

🌌 Goal: to bring together astrophysicists, cosmologists, philosophers and particle physicists from around the world to discuss and share ideas on the multiverse paradigm, and its implications for anthropic reasoning.

🌌 Current list of confirmed speakers: multiverse.cosmodiscussion.com

🌌 Registration & abstract submission (due May 9): multiverse.cosmodiscussion.com

:boost_requested: #Cosmology #Astrophysics #ParticlePhysics #Philosophy

multiverse.cosmodiscussion.comMultiverse from Home
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universeinthelab

Mit Teilchen gegen Krebs – Melde dich an zu der Teilchenphysik-Masterclass bei GSI/FAIR!
Einen Tag lang könnt ihr lernen, wie sich biologische und physikalische Konzepte anwenden lassen, Krebserkrankungen mit Teilchen zu bekämpfen.
👤 Wer? Schüler*innen ab der 11. Klasse
📆 Wann? 4. April 2025
📍 Wo?  GSI/FAIR #Darmstadt
🌐 gsi.de/jobskarriere/angebote_f

©J. Hosan, GSI/FAIR, L. Weitz, GSI/FAIR
#ippog #ippogorg #physicsIMC #particlephysics #masterclass #research

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BenjaminKlein

My god the next general director of CERN, Prof Mark Thomson sounds like an idiot.

“It’s complex data, just like protein folding – that’s an incredibly complex problem – so if you use an incredibly complex technique, like AI, you’re going to win.”

theguardian.com/science/2025/f

The Guardian · AI to revolutionise fundamental physics and ‘could show how universe will end’By Hannah Devlin
#ai#physics#particlephysics
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Chris​‌​‬ Hayes‌​​​

I somehow had never heard of cloud chambers before. With the help of condensing vapors at cool temperatures, you can see the actual paths of particles with your own eyes.

Not only can you see electrons, and protons, but you also see the interactions between particles. And cloud chambers have been used in physics since the 1920s, wild!
youtube.com/watch?v=oLobPAJuHB
#physics #particlephysics #science

YouTube4K 1 hour of natural radiation in a cloud chamberBy Cloudylabs
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Ele Willoughby, PhD

For the #SciArtSeptember prompt mirror: #physicist Chien-shiung Wu (1912-1997), who came up with a truly beautiful experiment to test whether the weak force conserves parity (whether beta decay would be the same if reflected in the mirror)! I show Wu in her lab & a schematic diagram of her experiment. On the right I show her reflection, as in the mirror, & the mirror reflection of the 🧵1/n

Linocut print of Chien-shiung Wu in indigo wearing a lab coat and holding a schematic diagram of her famous violation of parity experiment (in blue and indigo) on the left side. The right side shows the mirror image except in the schematic diagram. The left side schematic shows a C shaped electromagnet open to the left. The top is labeled S, the bottom is labeled N and the middle is wrapped in wire drawn as a circuit diagram schematic with parallel lines to indicate a power source and left arrow on top wire, right arrow on bottom. Between the poles of the magnet is a big blue dot to designate Cobalt-60 with many tiny dots as beta-decay electrons, the majority going downwards to N pole. On the right, everything is flipping except most electrons go upwards (and and N and S poles are flipped).
#linocut#sciart#particlePhysics
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