From the CERN web: Standard Model, SESAME and more
This section highlights articles, blog posts and press releases published in the CERN web environment over the past weeks. This way, you won’t miss a thing...
Left: ATLAS non-leptonic MWZ data. Right: ATLAS σ × B exclusion for W’ → WZ.Is the Standard Model about to crater?
28 October – CERN Courier
The Standard Model is coming under more and more pressure from experiments. New results from the analysis of LHC’s Run 1 data show effects that, if confirmed, would be the signature of new interactions at the TeV scale.
Students and teachers participate in lectures about CERN science at the first ever SESAME teacher and students school.New CERN programme to develop network between SESAME schools
22 October - by Harriet Jarlett
In September CERN welcomed 28 visitors from the Middle East for the first ever student and teacher school for SESAME.
SESAME is a third-generation synchrotron light source nearing completion in Jordan that will allow researchers from the region to investigate questions from a broad range of subjects, including the natural sciences, archaeology and the arts.
Rolf Heuer, CERN’s Director-General, and Javier Cáceres, INEUSTAR´s General Manager, sign the BIC agreement.CERN supports new business incubation network in Spain
20 October - by Harriet Jarlett
This week CERN signed its eighth Business Incubation Centre of CERN technologies (BIC) agreement with INEUSTAR, the Spanish Science Industry Association.
The programme, called the INEUSTAR-Pioneers, aims to bridge the gap between basic science and industry, supporting businesses and entrepreneurs to turn innovative technologies related to high-energy physics from technical concepts into a market reality.
