CMS has reached a momentous milestone by submitting its 1,000th paper for publication. In doing so, CMS became the first experiment in the history of HEP to reach this outstanding total of papers.
Boaz Klima
This Friday’s “Wine and Cheese” Joint Experimental-Theoretical Physics Seminar will be given by Tulika Bose of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, one of the physics coordinators of the CMS experiment. Professor Bose will describe recent searches for new physics with an emphasis on precision and innovation.
The CMS collaboration reached a major milestone last week by submitting for publication its 900th paper. Since 2010, CMS has been publishing about 100 papers every year on physics analyses using LHC collision data.
We are happy to share with you the exciting news that yesterday CMS reached a major milestone by submitting for publication its 800th paper.
The LPC recently held a special series of five Hands-on Advanced Tutorial Sessions featuring Python and Machine Learning as sophisticated tools for CMS data analysis.
Students have been warming up for the analysis of the new Run 2 data that will come out of the CMS experiment.
Last week the LHC Physics Center at Fermilab hosted a two-day workshop focusing on the future of jet substructure algorithms and their use in physics analyses.
The Distinguished Researcher Program has been a defining feature of the LPC at Fermilab for the last six years. The 21 CMS physicists selected as Distinguished Researchers are accomplished individuals at different stages of their careers.
During the summer months, the LHC Physics Center at Fermilab always experiences a surge of students and faculty, who take advantage of the break in the academic year to concentrate more on research.
In 2016, the delivered luminosity of the LHC should exceed Run 1, and searches for electroweak production and compressed scenarios also will break into new territory. Attendees at the three-day workshop discussed these searches.