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September 21, 2012

what next for the lhc?

With the recent Higgs field discoveries you may wonder what the Large Hadron Collider is useful for..    Fundamental research is very open ended, but there are number searches underway and piles of theories to put to the test.  And along the way Nature seems to throw curveballs that remind us how little we really know.

PhD Comics did a nice introduction to the Higgs work and now has a nice "what next" piece ..





 

 

14:58 in Science |

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