A simulation showing the decay of a Higgs particle after a collision of two protons in the CMS experiment at CERN
6 November 2008
Physicists from the University will be bringing their expertise to the public next week, when they join At-Bristol to discuss the world of particle physics, the Big Bang, and what the Large Hadron Collider might tell us about them.
Physicists from the University will be bringing their expertise to the public next week, when they join At-Bristol to discuss the world of particle physics, the Big Bang, and what the
Large Hadron Collider (LHC) might tell us about them.
- On 11 November, the Science Café series will hold a discussion, led by Dr Helen Heath, Reader in Teaching and Learning – Physics (who has been
working on the LHC project), on the Big Bang, and ask whether recreating the conditions a billionth of a second after the Big Bang could reveal the secrets of our Universe. The event takes place at At-Bristol, which opens at 7:30pm for an 8pm start. For more information, please see the Science Café website.
- From 13 to 15 November, members of the University’s Particle Physics Group will be on hand all day at the Big Bang Exhibition, At-Bristol, to further illuminate the particle world and answer questions about the LHC. For more information, please see the At-Bristol events page.
