Articles & Interviews
05/12/2018Elusives PI at the University of Barcelona delivered a presentation on neutrinos to students of St. Paul School of Barcelona on 5th December
27/11/2018Elusives University of Zurich PI gave this outreach talk at the Scientific Society Winterthur on 4th November
27/11/2018Elusives University of Zurich PI gave this outreach talk at the Free University of Berlin on 19th November
25/11/2018Andrea Caputo was invited as a guest expert speaker on Italian FreeRadioFM show 'Il Sabato Italiano'
31/10/2018Elusives and InvisiblesPlus scientist Sergio Palomares-Ruiz actively participates in the Dark Matter Day activities at the Museum of Arts and Science in Valencia, at the famous Hemispheric auditorium.
04/10/2018Elena Perdomo gave a poster presentation during an event organised for the visit of Nobel winner Rainer Weiss
27/09/2018Bruno Martín reports from Karlsruhe on the start of KATRIN's experimental run after 17 years of preparation
07/09/2018Susanne Mertens gave a public outreach talk on neutrinos in Karlsruhe for the Invisibles18 Workshop
05/09/2018Elusives ESRs Rachel Houtz, Andrea Caputo, Chloe Ransom, Julia Gehrlein, Josu Hernández and Bruno Martin, with Olga Mena, answered questions in a live AMA
02/08/2018Bruno Martín interviews Nobel laureate William Phillips on the redefinition of the SI units
17/07/2018Bruno Martín reports from CERN on the HiLumi upgrade of the Large Hadron Collider
04/07/2018Josu Hernández writes about the first study to render an object fully invisible to the naked eye
11/06/2018Thomas Schwetz-Mangold participated in local radio broadcast, talking about astrophysics, on May 16, 2018
11/06/2018Thomas Schwetz-Mangold gave a talk on Dark Matter at the HEiKA symposium on June 8, 2018
08/06/2018The Neutrino 2018 conference is underway this week in Germany, where hundreds of physicists who study these elusive particles gather to discuss the latest developments in the field. Just what is it that these researchers do? Why are neutrinos such a big deal?
05/06/2018The answer is…The Standard Model. The Standard Model is a mathematical theory proposed by Sheldon Glashow, Steven Weinberg and Abdus Salam in the latter half of the 20th century to describe fundamental particles and how they interact. It incorporated all that was known about subatomic world at the time and predicted the existence of additional particles as well. After many years of experiments, and even with the birth of a new era of experiments with the construction of particle colliders like the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), the Standard Model has survived to most of the challenges. Its predictions were confirmed to an incredible precision, which makes the Standard Model one of the most succesfull scientific theories in the history of mankind.
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