The message is out we are committed to host the 2nd Annual US FCC workshop here at MIT. Come and enjoy! The message Dear Colleagues, We hope you will join us for the 2nd annual US FCC Workshop at MIT…
The LHC program for this year will be concluded with one month of Heavy Ion (PbPb) collisions. It enables us to study the properties of matter in extreme conditions (a trillion times denser than the core of the sun) and…
The main event of my visit to CERN, Offline Software and Computing Week (indico), concluded with many useful discussions regarding the present and future of CompOps and in particular the Production and Reprocessing team (P&R), one of the teams under…
On Friday October 13, 2023 at 5pm the A2rchi team has in collaboration with the 8.01 teaching team released a specially adjusted version of its large language model that has been reinforced and harnessed with all information relevant to the…
Collaboration and communication between theorists and experimentalists is a critical part of the LHC physics program. It is in this context that I was invited to the NNPDF collaboration meeting in September order to provide an experimentalist perspective through an…
The clearest sign of the summer coming to an end is when September rolls in and the school year starts again. Eventually fall officially starts, this year it was on September 23. The Fall CMS week therefore was technically not…
The Banana Lounge at MIT is legendary. Since 2018 free bananas for students on campus 24/7, with an interruption during COVID, have left a mark. It is interesting to note that the establishment of the Banana Lounge at MIT (April…
A visit to CERN is not complete without sailing on Lac Leman! We took advantage of Sunday 13th August,Tim, Bella, Ru, Casey’s last weekend at CERN. To get into the mood, a few days earlier Tim and Maria watched a…
This years conference of the European Physics Society (EPS) on High Energy Physics (HEP) took place in Hamburg. It was a wonderful showing of the present state of high energy physics. I personally had not visited the EPS in a…
The Particle Physics Collaboration (PPC) would like to extend its proudest congratulations to Sevio for completing his work with the MIT Summer Research Program (MSRP)! Sevio’s work at the PPC focused on starting a brand new search at CMS for…
