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STEM News Tip: Scientific American on the Future of Particle Physics

The latest issue of Scientific American brings us a feature article speculating on the future of experimental particle physics. It discusses the prospects of different accelerator designs for future projects – big circular accelerators like the LHC, linear accelerators like the proposed ILC, or a plasma wake field accelerator like that proposed at SLAC.

It’s worth a read for anyone thinking or teaching about particle physics in the coming year.

  

Read More: C. Joshi, “New Ways to Smash Particles” Scientific American 325, 1, 54-61. July 2021 doi:10.1038/scientificamerican0721-54

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/plasma-particle-accelerators-could-find-new-physics/

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