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The Sussex Universe team are delighted to invite you to the next lecture. This time, the title is: Catching Ghosts: First Neutrino observation and new searches for Dark Matter at the Large Hadron Collider Can't make it? No worries, we'll be uploading the talk to Youtube

In the Sussex area and want to learn about some exciting new measurements of the weirdest particles we know of?! Check it out below 👇 sussexuniverse.org

Neutrinos are weird! Come along on Monday 6th November to hear Josh McFayden talk about these weird particles sussexuniverse.org University of Sussex Maths@Sussex

FASER neutrino detection - manga style! 💫 Thanks to AKIMOTO Yuki／秋本祐希🌟HiggsTan（ひっぐすたん） for this amazing illustration!

We are very happy to announce that the winner of the Royal Society Trivedi Science Book 2023 is Ed Yong for An Immense World: How Animal Senses Reveal the Hidden Realms Around Us. Congratulations Ed! #SciBooks royalsociety.org/news/2023/11/b…

Join Physics at Sussex stephen wilkins for an exploration of the visual & scientific wonders of NASA Webb Telescope at the Sussex Christmas Astronomy Lectures. Free & open to all ages on 11 Dec ACCA (Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts) ow.ly/77vB50Qby93 📷: NASA, ESA, CSA, & STScI, J. DePasquale (STScI)

The very stable genius who scuttled this site in the last year seems to have locked me out of the Gla particle physics account, too, so you'll just have to trust me that we really do have a new research associate post in ATLAS + open data available! Details: jobs.ac.uk/job/DET437/res…

We have a number of new permanent academic posts available in the Physics Department at the University of Manchester! 👇

We're excited to share that Sussex has 3 exhibits at this yr's The Royal Society Summer Exhibition. From the evolution of ape & infant development with Gilly Forrester to cosmic mysteries revealed by NASA Webb Telescope with Stephanie & even ghost particles with Kate Shaw #SummerScience

We are very happy to announce the 14 flagship exhibits that you can explore up close at the 2024 #SummerScience Exhibition! From brain scanners to ice cores, and stem cells to dark matter, immerse yourself in ground-breaking science this summer: royalsociety.org/science-events…

Did you know that Physics at Sussex scientists have teamed up with NASA on developments for space missions? Find out more about the latest additions to a growing specialism in space science at Sussex: sussex.ac.uk/news/research?… #SpaceAtSussex #NASA #UKSpaceAgency #SpaceResearch

This is awesome! Look at the guy on the left and look at the scale!! 😃 My colleague Ana Peixoto has taken this great picture! 🤩 The guy is facing one of the wheels of "muon chambers" that laterally close the ATLAS Experiment detector — #CERN #physics #typefully

🚨 NEW FASER RESULTS! 🚨 The latest results from FASER were shown at Moriond EW yesterday! 📏 First TeV neutrino cross section measurements 🧐 First axion-like particle search 🔗indico.in2p3.fr/event/32664/ti…

Happy faces in the ATLAS Experiment Control Room, as shifters ready for high-intensity physics data! 👏 Be part of the ATLAS team! Watch the first #live collisions in the ATLAS detector: atlas-live.cern.ch/latest

First stable beams of the year! 🥳 #BeamTime #LHCRun3

The strength of a neutrino 💪 Recently, the FASER Experiment at CERN measured high-energy neutrino interaction strength. At the annual RencontresdeMoriond conference, the FASER collaboration presented a measurement of the interaction strength of electron neutrinos (νe) and muon

I spent quite a long time not using whiteboards much, but have come to love it, especially when discussing with students. C.f. a recent idiot’s (me) guide to LHC MC event generators:

New milestone for the ATLAS experiment at CERN! We've hit over 1 exabyte (that's 1 billion billion bytes) of real and simulated data worldwide, managed using Rucio - Data Management (NOT ACTIVE ON X). That's a whole lotta data! #datascience🌌💾

A lucky day for physics at the #LHC 🍀 Earlier today, the Large Hadron Collider reached an integrated luminosity of 100 inverse femtobarns – equivalent to ten million billion collisions – delivered to the ATLAS Experiment and the CMS Experiment CERN in 2024, with 28 days of