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Fast electronics and artificial intelligence are helping physicists working on experiments with massive amounts of data, such as the CMS experiment, decide which data to keep and which to throw…

Summer 2019: Sam Atac interns for CMS. Photo: Leticia Shaddix Zoltan Gesce, right, gives summer 2019 intern Peter Camporeale instructions while working in Lab D at SiDet. Photo: Leticia Shaddix…

…explain the Higgs boson’s mass, which is currently measured to be about 125 times the mass of the proton. Searches for new partner particles with the CMS and ATLAS experiments…

…as they glance off one another in high-energy collisions. Part of the TOTEM installation in the LHC tunnel 220 m downstream from the CMS experiment. (Image: M. Brice/CERN) While most…

…of the Fermilab CMS Department. Fermilab scientist Don Lincoln is on the CMS experiment and a member of the CMS Department. CMS Department communications are coordinated by Fermilab scientist Pushpa…

…techniques to solve the most challenging questions in high-energy physics. Since then, around a dozen research groups on the CMS experiment — one of the LHC’s two large general-purpose detectors…

Members of the CMS Department and the LHC Physics Center are joyful during the LPC Holiday Lunch. Photo: Marguerite Tonjes, Kevin Pedro and David Yu Members of the CMS Department…

…began irradiating the first user samples from the CMS and ATLAS High-Luminosity Large Hadron Collider upgrade projects. The ITA will play a critical role in these projects and others to…

…will bring. One motif: studying long-lived particles in a variety of ways — including an idea using a detector atop the CMS experiment at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN….