CERN in the media from 12/12/2022 to 18/12/2022

Published on December 21, 2022
Dear all, 

Please find below the media monitoring report from 12 to 18 December, 2022. These press cuttings have been selected amongst 918 articles identified by our media monitoring system.

The media update about ALICE paper published in Nature Physics was widely covered in various media, including general news agencies. 
 
Following the news about nuclear fusion breakthrough in the US, India Today has interviewed Archana Sharma about it’s impact for climate change and a cleaner future. Albert De Roeck spoke to The Straight Times about recent LHC upgrades focusing on Neutrino program. Peter Jenni gave a talk at the Nelson Mandela University about the Higgs boson discovery and the power of collaboration. 
 
Other mentions include the publication in Physical review letters of a paper about "Dark photons” that could make up dark matter and the FASER experiment at CERN.
 
We wish you a pleasant holiday and see you in 2023!

Kind regards, 

The Press Team
 
 
 

...a CMS experiment principal scientist in the Physics Department at CERN, Switzerland, told India Today. How does it differ from existing...

Source   MSN India - Dec 15, 2022

Audience Reach: 67,151,557

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WorldLingo Translation Performed - 12/13/2022 9:40 AM Original Language: Italian Translation Language: English Translated Text: … “the natural”...

Source   MSN Italy - Dec 13, 2022

Audience Reach: 64,480,000

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...magnetic fields in our galaxy. The study also comes as physicists at CERN use the ForwArd Search ExpeRiment (FASER) to detect thousands...

Source   MSN News - Dec 15, 2022

Audience Reach: 59,740,000

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...at the Large Hadron Collider found, opening an avenue for detecting dark matter. ABSTRACT breaks down mind-bending scientific...

Source   VICE - Dec 13, 2022

Audience Reach: 9,235,410

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...Offers Hope in the Search for Dark MatterAn experiment at the Large Hadron Collidersuggests there's a chance of catching this elusive...

Source   Wired Online - Dec 14, 2022

Audience Reach: 6,450,960

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... … the authors James S. Bolton (University of Notitngham), Andrea Caputo (CERN and University of Tel Aviv), Hongwan Liu (University of New...

Source   LA NACION (ARGENTINA) - Dec 12, 2022

Audience Reach: 3,747,651

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The LHC is the world's largest and most advanced particle collider, and took a decade to build, from 1998 to 2008. GENEVA - Nuclear...

Source   The Straits Times Online - Dec 12, 2022

Audience Reach: 1,717,963

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... … auscultators on ground can reach. That becomes clear from measurings at CERN in Genève. These findings, which these appeared weak in...

Source   NRC Online - Dec 16, 2022

Audience Reach: 1,155,556

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...… the ASTRE to the sky are there possible some which entirely existed from antimaterie. By means of their ASTRE wind are possible...

Source   DS- DE STANDAARD ONLINE - Dec 16, 2022

Audience Reach: 929,892

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"Finding the Higgs boson at Cern's Large Hadron Collider (LHC) was all about the power of long-term research and collaboration in large...

Source   Mail & Guardian Online - Dec 17, 2022

Audience Reach: 313,985

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Antymateria kluczem do znalezienia ciemnej materii? W CERN mają ręce pełne robotyAntymateria od dekad jest poszukiwana przez fizyków....

Source   Chip.pl - Dec 13, 2022

Audience Reach: 117,195

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