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This Week in the Universe: January 18th – January 24th

By S.C. Kavassalis
Posted: January 25, 2011
Category: This Week In The Universe | Tagged 1008.1911, 1101.3216, 1101.3492, analogue, CERN, CMS, Ed Witten, Fred Van Oystaeyen, Hawking radiation, knots, LHC, noncommutative, noncommutative space, noncommutative spaces, noncommutative spacetimes, SUSY | 5 Comments

This Week in the Universe: November 23rd – November 29th

By S.C. Kavassalis
Posted: November 30, 2010
Category: This Week In The Universe | Tagged ALICE, ATLAS, baryonic matter, Bianchi, Bin-Nun, Black Hole Entropy, black holes, Buzzi, CERN, CMS, dark energy, dark matter, Davoudiasl, duality, early universe, Eugenio Bianchi, experiment, geometry, heavy ions, lead, LHC, Loop Gravity, Lucchesi, Marinoni, matter, metric, Morrissey, non-baryonic matter, Peron, polymer physics, precession, Sigurdson, Tulin | Leave a comment

This Week in the Universe: November 2nd – November 8th

By S.C. Kavassalis
Posted: November 9, 2010
Category: This Week In The Universe | Tagged ALICE, astrophysics, asymptotic freedom, ATLAS, CERN, CMS, CP-violation, fine-structure constant, galaxy formation, gamma rays, gravitational lens, Higgs, ions, lead, lensing, leptons, LHC, MiniBooNE, protons, sterile neutrino, symmetry | 3 Comments
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