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Smashing success: University of Michigan scientists helped bring collider online
The U-M scientists have been working since 1997 to build and bring online the collider, which has a 17-mile circumference and sits 300 feet underneath the French-Swiss border.

Saturday Morning Physics Returns with Variety of Lecture Topics

Scientists Turn on Biggest ‘Big Bang Machine’!
After 14 years of preparation, a new scientific wonder of the world opened for business Wednesday with the official startup of Europe's Large Hadron Collider.

U-M Physicists' Analysis Leads to Discovery of New Particle
U-M physicists played a leading role in the discovery of a new particle, the Omega b baryon, which is an exotic relative of the proton.

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10/22/2008: Physics Colloquium
Ta-You Wu Lecture: The Universe is a Strange Place
4:00 pm, 1324 East Hall
3:30 pm Reception in East Hall South Atrium
Speaker: Frank Wilczek, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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10/14/2008: CM/AMO Seminar
Novel ‘Relativistic’ Mott Phenomena in 5d Transition-metal Iridates
4:00 pm, 335 West Hall
Speaker: B.J. Kim (University of Michigan)

10/15/2008: HET Brown Bag Seminar
Quantum Criticality in AdS/CFT
12:00 pm, 3481 Randall Lab (Oskar Klein)
Speaker: Samuel Vazquez (Perimeter)

10/15/2008: Physics Colloquium
Strongly Correlated Electron Systems: a Dynamical Mean Field Theory Perspective
4:00 pm, 340 West Hall
Speaker: Gabi Kotliar, Rutgers University




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