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Black Holes in the Lab
01.10.2006
Particle Physics
The biggest physics experiement ever undertaken is about to begin. Weizmann Institute scientists will have front-row seats
Beaming across the Border
01.05.2006
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A particle accelerator being built in Jordan may serve to accelerate peace in the region
First Matter
02.10.2005
Particle Physics
A recreation of the first matter in the Universe suggests it may have behaved like a liquid
And Energy for All
01.05.2005
Particle Physics
How does one harness a tiger to a shopping cart? Contain explosive energy in a bottle? And why do it?
Peeking Back in Time
01.10.2004
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Scientists more or less agree on how the Universe began. But how will it end?
Life on a String
31.08.2004
Particle Physics
Physicists are striving to show that all known particles are the product of an ancient component, which they’ve dubbed a “string,” and that all the...
Weizmann Wins International “Pretend Experiment”
01.05.2004
Particle Physics
In preparation for the real search for the Higgs boson, physicists around the world practiced finding clues among huge numbers of simulated...
Weizmann Institute and Cambridge University Tie for First Place in Physics Competition
05.01.2004
Particle Physics
Over 2,000 physicists from about 50 countries are preparing for an experiment that will take place in CERN (on the Swiss-French border),...
After the Big Bang
01.10.2003
Particle Physics
What did the Universe look like in its first millionth of a second? Scientists may have an answer
Multi-National Team of Physicists, Including Weizmann Institute Scientists:
12.06.2003
Particle Physics
"Promising indications that we may have succeeded in reproducing matter as it first appeared in the universe right after the Big Bang" ...
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