CERN in the media from 04/04/2022 to 10/04/2022

Dear all, 

Please find below the media monitoring report from 4 to 10 April 2022. These press cuttings have been selected amongst 1307 articles identified by our media monitoring system.

This week, Fabiola is listed in the top 10 Italian women to take inspiration from. The Wall Street Journal published an article about the restart of the LHC, for which serval persons have been interviewed, including Mike Lamont and Rende Steerenberg (article attached).

The LHCb media update published last Thursday on antimatter received some coverage in specialised and general outlet.  

The BBC and the French daily newspaper La Croix covered the CDF result on the W boson mass measurement. Their articles include interviews with CERN physicists.  

Serge Claudet was interviewed by Le Dauphiné Libéré about CERN's consumption of energy and Wired Italy published a piece on the magnets of the HL-LHC, in the wake of a visit from the journalist on site. 

Other mentions this week include an in-depth article on LHCb's work, the meeting of the Swiss Federal Council at CERN, and Brazil becoming Associate Member States.

We wish you a very nice week! 

Kind regards, 

The Press Team

Online

10 Italian women over 50 from which taking inspiration

...… physical Italian, been born to Rome 29 October 1960. It enters to make part of the CERN in 1987 and participates to ATLAS, considered...

Audience Reach: 67,151,557

The federal Council will meet in the CERN on April 27

... … on April 27 and will go to Geneva. The federal Council will go to the CERN to Geneva for its weekly meeting of April 27. The occasion...

Audience Reach: 67,151,557

Particle research: Measuring data point on new physics

...Text: … for an elementary particle at the sumptuous end. The “standard model of particle physics” makes no direct forecast for the mass...

Audience Reach: 67,151,557

The extraordinary discovery that could revolutionize the Physics and our understanding of the Universe

...tracks of other experiments in the Fermilab and the Great Collider of Hadrons (LHC, by its abbreviations in English), located in the border…

Audience Reach: 67,151,557

Shock result in particle experiment could spark physics revolution

...It can't explain the presence of invisible material in space, called Dark Matter, nor the continued accelerating expansion of the...

Audience Reach: 24,207,801

New particle measurement contradicts our understanding of the universe, scientists say

...is not without its problems. For example, it doesn't account for dark matter, which is thought to make up 95 percent of the...

Audience Reach: 13,809,212

A particle accelerator watches "a new mechanism of the nature"

... … and the 2011 Tevatron was shooting to protons against his reverso of antimatter, the antiprotons. These particles travel clearing the...

Audience Reach: 10,358,121

Mass of rare particle may conflict with 'standard model,' signaling new physics

...strong, and weak- but leaves out gravity. It also contains no dark matter, the invisible stuff that makes up 85% of the universe's...

Audience Reach: 3,556,639

Swiss France/ The CERN, a laboratory except standard vis-a-vis the energy challenge

...After several months of rest, the large collider of high-energy particles (LHC) of the CERN, and its ring of 27 km, will begin again…

Audience Reach: 846,347

As the new magnets will be made that they will transform the search on particles to the CERN of Geneva

...contribuiranno magnets to make to evolvere the Lhc in the High Luminosity Large Hadron Collider, that it will be operating within years...

Audience Reach: 704,448

Entrance of Brazil in the CERN is possibility of advance in research of electric condutividade

... … Associated Member of the European Organization for Pesquisa Nuclear (CERN). The partnership was signed by the current minister of...

Audience Reach: 607,565

CERN researcher before sensation find? - "Which we see now, are somewhat completely new and completely unexpected"

...the solution for cosmic mysteries. A part of the detector LHCb at the CERN with Geneva. Photo: Peter Ginter For headlines was the world...

Audience Reach: 521,085

LHCb reveals secret of antimatter creation in cosmic collisions

...Hadron Collider (LHC) that may help determine whether or not any antimatter seen by experiments in space originates from the dark matter...

Audience Reach: 204,240

LHCb raises a side of the veil on the creation of antimatter in the cosmic collisions

...followed by an antiproton produced at the time of the collision. (Image: CERN) At the time of the conference Matter Quark held this day...

Audience Reach: 80,576