Tag: Standard Model

• Our Higgs

  On July 4, 2012 — one year ago tomorrow — much of the world united in celebrating a result in fundamental science: the discovery of the Higgs boson. Even publications and television shows that rarely cover anything scientific ran Higgs boson pieces. A few commenters (including me) cautioned that this discovery was of a “Higgs-like…

  Matthew R. Francis

  July 3, 2013

  Astronomy, Physics, and Related Fields

  Higgs boson, Large Hadron Collider, particle physics, Standard Model, supersymmetry