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The First Time I Met Paolo G. | Science 2.0 » Nov 3, 2011 ...The following is an excerpt from a book I am working on intermittently. I do not know whether the project will ever see the light, and it just occurred to me that I could share a tiny bit of it with you in my blog. Enjoy!---- Science20.com

Game Over for Faster-Than-Light Neutrinos? – Starts With A Bang » Oct 18, 2011 ...Based on Cohen-Glashow radiation — which, remember, is just standard, known physics combined with neutrinos moving at OPERA's claimed speeds — ICARUS has gone and calculated what they would see if these neutrinos really were moving faster than light, and they don't see that! (Tommaso Dorigo... Scienceblogs.com

Book News And A Clip | Science 2.0 » Jul 21, 2016 ...Tommaso Dorigo. My book "Anomaly! - Collider Physics and the Quest for New Phenomena at Fermilab" is slowly getting its finishing touches, as the ...the book is for everybody but I expect that it can be of higher interest to scientists and people in some way connected to research in High-Energy physics. Science20.com

Gravitational Effects Explain Muon Magnetic Moment Anomaly Away ... » Feb 1, 2018 ...What is more, the anomaly directly points to the possibility that new particles of mass too high to have been discovered by the LHC yet are affecting the ... Tommaso Dorigo is an experimental particle physicist who works for the INFN at the University of Padova, and collaborates with the CMS experiment at... Science20.com

Book of the week | Times Higher Education (THE) » Winter reads: scholars and senior sector figures share the books that have made the greatest impact on them over the past year, and the ones they are most looking forward to reading. By Contributors. 21 December. Red umbrella · THE books of the year 2017: part one. Winter reads: scholars and senior sector figures share... Timeshighereducation.com

Physicists Detect Whiff of New Particle At the Large Hadron Collider ... » Apr 18, 2017 ...Heavier quark flavors -- charm, strange, top, and bottom -- can be created, along with their antimatter counterparts, in high-energy particle collisions; they pair with .....For a good summary of all of this from a CERN experimentalist who called the 750 GeV noise, see Tommaso Dorigo [science20.com]. Share. Science.slashdot.org

Tommaso Dorigo's blog | Science 2.0 » I am currently spending the week in Leiden (Netherlands), attending to a very interesting workshop that brought together computer scientists, astronomers, astrophysicists, and particle physicists to discuss how to apply the most cutting- edge tools in machine learning to improve our chances of discovering dark matter, the... Science20.com

The Fabric of the Cosmos on PBS | Not Even Wrong » Aug 15, 2011 ...As for Green, I bought his new book and if that is what this program is going to be talking about, I don't have high hopes. ...I have my own opinions on what theories I think are a waste of time; what is insulting to me is that there are ( educated) people who believe that the people who pay for this would not be... Math.columbia.edu

Natalie Wolchover (@nattyover) | Twitter » μ g-2 experiment has started taking data. They measure (in excruciating precision) the muon's behaviour in a magnetic field, aka magnetic moment ( which has a value very close to 2) to a precision of 0.00000000014 or so. Disagreement would hint to physics beyond the Standard... Twitter.com

Books | Times Higher Education (THE) » Book of the week: A study marries passion and wit as it takes on the enemies of the canon, says Gary Day. By Gary Day. 1 February. Hamlet holding cake · Hamlet and the Vision of Darkness, by Rhodri Lewis. Book of the week: Will we swallow a radical take on a Shakespearean tragedy served with edibles? asks Peter J. Timeshighereducation.com