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Training young physicists: a 20-year success story May 22, 2013

The origin and development of the European School of High-Energy Physics.

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Latest issue

CERN Courier
June 2013
Volume 53 Issue 5

Features

Chasing new physics with electroweak penguins

The search for heavy particles beyond the direct reach of the LHC.

Nuclotron tests out stochastic cooling in Dubna

Preparations are under way for the future NICa facility.

Towards a Higgs boson: first steps in an incredible journey

In June 1993, ATLAS and CMS received the provisional go-ahead to submit technical proposals.

Training young physicists: a 20-year success story

The origin and development of the European School of High-Energy Physics.

Regulars

Faces & Places

• ACFA and IPAC announce accelerator prizes • Dark matter on the menu in Münster • Progress bridges experimental and theoretical physics • Collide@CERN–Geneva prize awarded to film maker • Visits

Obituaries

• Henri Cornille 1929–2013 • Peter Norton 1945–2013

Meeting

• North American Particle Accelerator Conference

Bookshelf

• Lectures on Quantum Mechanics • Stochastic Cooling of Particle Beams • Basic Concepts of String Theory

Inside (photo)story

In September, amateur and professional photographers had the opportunity to explore particle-physics laboratories around the world in the second Particle Physics Photowalk.

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High pumping performance in a compact package

The NEXTorr is an ideal solution in a broad range of high and ultrahigh vacuum applications where space and performance are key. A white paper from SAES Getters.


Dramatically improve compute-intense applications in the supercomputing cloud

A practical guide to high-performance computing with COMSOL Multiphysics and Microsoft HPC Server.


Four approaches enable gap-free acquisition of continuous and triggered signals

Numerous test scenarios require gap-free or continuous acquisition of digitized data for minutes, hours or days.


Modelling and analysis of acoustic emissions and structural vibration in a wind turbine

The onshore wind turbine industry must overcome many technical, commercial, and environmental difficulties.


Multiphysics simulation software

The fusion of faster hardware and smarter algorithms opens up new opportunities for multiphysics modelling and simulation of the real world.


Agilent Technologies New Application Note Describes How to Reveal Greater Detail in Waveform Measurements

A white paper from Agilent Technologies.