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Presentations from the Linac2020 Programme

29 September 2020

Virtual International Linac2020 Conference
A Run 2 ATLAS event containing two muons (red) with mass compatible with that of the Higgs boson, and two forward jets (yellow cones).copyright CERN

25 September 2020

LHC experiments announce first indications of Higgs boson coupling to muons with major contributions by Liverpool scientists
LHC upgrade

11 September 2020

University plays part in Large Hadron Collider upgrade
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7 September 2020

The University of Liverpool Mathematics School opens
Physics at the University of Liverpool

18 August 2020

Liverpool physics remains in world's top 100
Photograph of the beam gas curtain monitor interaction chamber after installation in the Large Hadron Collider. Photograph: Gerhard Schneider, CERN.

14 August 2020

New monitor type installed in the Large Hadron Collider
CERN aerial view, image copyright CERN.

10 August 2020

New report highlights benefits of collaborating with CERN
ASTeC Director & Head of Daresbury Laboratory, Professor Susan Smith. © STFC [2017]

7 August 2020

IOP Award – Professor Susan Smith
image MedAustron copyright Thomas Kästenbauer

22 June 2020

Advancements in the Optimization of Medical Accelerators
Nuclear Physics Masterclass June 2020

17 June 2020

University of Liverpool Online Nuclear Physics Masterclass for Years 11-13
Conceptual FFA ring layout for a compact recoil separator.

15 June 2020

Superconducting recoil separator for radioactive isotopes
Progress on CERN (LHCb) ventilators development project HEV within the CERN against COVID taskforce actions (Image: CERN)

1 June 2020

Liverpool LHCb team members work for Covid-19 ventilators

4 May 2020

The Physics of Star Wars: Creative Teaching in Times of Lockdown
Raman spectra as a function of excitation polarisation orientation () for different crystal orientations allow the assignment of symmetries to individual vibrational modes (here at 192 cm-1). Reproduced with permission from N. Fleck et al. J. Mater. Chem. A (2020) DOI: 10.1039/D0TA01783C - Published by The Royal Society of Chemistry.

24 April 2020

Raman spectroscopy of antimony selenide for solar cells
“A Tale of Two Tunnels” at the British Science Week

21 April 2020

“A Tale of Two Tunnels” at the British Science Week
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16 April 2020

Liverpool scientists contribute to a new understanding of matter and anti-matter
Image from the talk on magnetic monopoles by Dr. Felix Flicker from New College Oxford

1 April 2020

Liverpool students join PLANCKS 2020
AVA School March 2020

31 March 2020

School on Precision Studies
Thomas Primidis

16 March 2020

Thomas Primidis presented his PhD project at Westminster
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24 February 2020

ALPHA collaboration reports first measurements of certain quantum effects in antimatter