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@partiallyd): How is open source ML used for the crazy science they do@CERN?... http://fb.me/4mOxXztXc -
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How is open source ML used for the crazy science they do
@CERN? Find out in this wk’s episode with@Michael_A_Kagan!http://partiallyderivative.com/podcast/2017/02/28/michael-kagan … -
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A good overview of neutrino physics in collapsing stars, by H-Th. Janka,
@maxplanckpress http://xxx.lanl.gov/abs/1702.08713 pic.twitter.com/ebQf8aocGB
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Stephen Sekula Retweeted
Reminder! Join us today at 2pm in FOSC 155 for the PhD defense of Jeff Hetherly. Public welcome for first hour.pic.twitter.com/I2DNnptGeV
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Our pear tree is in full blossom. Makes for a beautiful view out my office window on this lovely Texas morning.pic.twitter.com/51CqM3OMmj
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Stephen Sekula Retweeted
[ATLAS News] Award season at the ATLAS Experiment! http://atlas.cern/updates/atlas-news/award-season-atlas-experiment …pic.twitter.com/J4jGbdhaXp
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Weekly Higgs -> bb meeting! \o/
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Stephen Sekula Retweeted
It's official. WARMEST WINTER & FEBRUARY ON RECORD for DFW
#wfaaweatherpic.twitter.com/Pip2DLGUmn
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Stephen Sekula Retweeted
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@SMU project will you support during#MustangsGiveBack? Invest in future world changers! Browse projects: http://blog.smu.edu/mustangsgiveback/ …pic.twitter.com/GGudTOZA4b
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Stephen Sekula Retweeted
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@SMU#DedmanCollege on March 7. Help send a@SMUPhysics student to study at#CERN.#MustangsGiveBack http://ow.ly/Hm9W309rxnv pic.twitter.com/en93qlRv9u
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Basic research benefits us in more than pure knowledge: learn about its knock-on effects.http://www.symmetrymagazine.org/article/december-2008/particle-physics-benefits-adding-it-up …
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When a nation spends on basic research, it's investing in a better world for its children and grandkids:http://www.symmetrymagazine.org/article/february-2013/the-power-of-basic-science …
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Does seemingly esoteric particle physics have benefits for all? You bet!http://www.symmetrymagazine.org/article/october-2013/why-particle-physics-matters …
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Investments in basic research have benefits - an economic study of the LHC, in which the US invests:http://www.symmetrymagazine.org/article/the-value-of-basic-research …
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Science helps make the US worth defending. Proposal lacks details, so effects on science funding are still unclear:http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2017/02/trump-s-2018-budget-will-squeeze-civilian-science-agencies …
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Sometimes, I am taken aback at the level of ignorance others have about what it is to be a physicist. We need to do better on educating.
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@Fermilab): On Feb. 28, 1967, Robert Wilson became our first lab director.... http://fb.me/5RgLswoHQ -
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On Feb. 28, 1967, Robert Wilson became our first lab director. http://history.fnal.gov/this_day_1967_02_28.html …
#Fermilabs50th#sciencepic.twitter.com/s2RAQZqglH
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