Com uma bolsa de estudo de 3 meses, que termina a 15 de Dezembro, será e está já a ser uma experiência muito estimulante. É simplesmente o maior laboratório de Física de Partículas a nível mundial, onde se encontram Físicos de todo o mundo e se abrem novas janelas do conhecimento.
Ainda o rescaldo do fim de semana. Em Grenoble o tempo estava indefinido, por isso nada de fotos. Assim, ficam estas de um carrossel fantástico (literalmente) no Jardim Botânico de Genebra.
"After almost six months of operation, experiments at the LHC are starting to see signs of potentially new and interesting effects. In results announced by the CMS collaboration today, correlations have been observed between particles produced in 7 TeV proton-proton collisions.
In some of the LHC’s proton-proton collisions, a hundred or more particles can be produced. The CMS collaboration has studied such collisions by measuring angular correlations between the particles as they fly away from the point of impact, and this has revealed that some of the particles are intimately linked in a way not seen before in proton collisions.
Having re-measured known physics in time for the summer conferences, the LHC experiments are now starting to probe new ground. ATLAS recently extended limits on excited quarks, while the LHCb detector has demonstrated its capacity by observing atom-like particles built from beauty quarks and antiquarks."
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