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@CERN From developing innovative accelerators for Hadron Therapy centres to #AI for self-driving cars, read more about Knowledge Transfer on our instagram (instagram.com/lhcb_uk_studen…) and on the Knowledge Transfer website (knowledgetransfer.web.cern.ch)! (2/2)

Today we hosted Amanda Fernandez for an #LHCbUK seminar on #CERN Knowledge Transfer, showcasing how technology initially developed at @CERN has been used in applications around the world! (1/2)

#LHCRun3 has officially begun! 🥳 There are now stable beams in the world's most powerful particle accelerator, with collisions at the highest energy ever achieved of 13.6 TeV. After the long upgrade, the LHC is now ready for data collection and possible new physics! 🎉

Special event for CERN and the LHCb this afternoon! At 16:00 CEST CERN are live streaming the first collisions of Run 3 of the LHC, at 13.6 TeV Join us to experience this event alongside our #lhcbuk colleagues home.cern/events/launch-… #LHCRun3 #particlephysics

Today we start #LHCRun3 🎉🍾 What do you know about the four biggest experiments @ATLASexperiment, @CMSExperiment, @ALICEexperiment and @LHCbExperiment at the Large Hadron Collider? Find out more from these “Top Detectors” cards from @STFC_Matters. #TopTrumps #CERNtrivia

Congrats on completing your PhD Biljana! To find out more, take a look at our latest instagram post! instagram.com/p/CfGkg6pICkS/

We have a new #PhD Student profile up on Instagram featuring Innes Mackay, a first year at @OxfordPhysics! instagram.com/p/CfBzYveooUe/ Innes has recently released an #LHCb paper detailing his Masters project analysis at @EdinburghUni, take a look on arXiv! arxiv.org/pdf/2206.03088

Up to £49.4M investment into LHCb 2030+. Looking forward to the exciting R&D and physics discoveries made possible by this fantastic news ukri.org/what-we-offer/… @UKRI_News @LHCbExperiment

Continuing with our #LHCb UK Student profiles today featuring Mary Slipper! @sliippr Mary is a first year PhD student at @EdinburghUni and will be researching CP Violation using @LHCbExperiment #Run3 data! Read more about Mary at instagram.com/lhcb_uk_studen…

Yesterday evening 21:11 o'clock, after 8 hours ago installation of the @LHCbExperiment upgrade A-side VELO started, the vacuum was closed (🔊 on)

This detector might not be big, but without it @LHCbExperiment physics would not be possible. It's the upgraded VELO detector, product of years of work by many people in many institutes. It's faster, more precise, and will soon be ready for #Run3!

The installation of the new @LHCbExperiment Vertex Locator started today! To find out more, check out our latest Instagram post, featuring two UK students at CERN #restartingLHC #UKatCERN instagram.com/p/CdN4F5noPLa/

Thanks @matthewkenzie for the really interesting @WarwickPhysics EPP seminar on Custom Orthogonal Weights 🐄. Work done in collaboration with other stats experts from @LHCbExperiment

Great news! A Thread 👇 The final piece of the upgraded LHCb detector @CERN has completed the first leg of its journey towards unlocking some of the most enduring mysteries of the Universe 🪐 1/5

Today the two #LHC pilot beams of protons were accelerated, for the first time, to the record energy of 6.8 TeV per beam. 🎉 After #restartingLHC, this operation is part of the activities to recommission the machine in preparation of #LHCRun3, planned for the summer of 2022.

We have posted the first of our #LHCb UK Student profiles to Instagram today featuring the designer of our new logo @richyrhubarb! Richard is a first year PhD student at @Cambridge_Uni as well as the Publicity Officer for @chaosscience! Find out more at instagram.com/lhcb_uk_studen…

Today the #LHC began injecting beams ready for Run III, meaning operations have begun at the @LHCbExperiment with Anja taking one of the first shifts! Want to learn more? LHCb UK has launched a new Instagram highlighting our early career scientists! instagram.com/lhcb_uk_studen…

📣 Beam in the accelerator! After over three years of intense upgrade work, we are #restartingLHC. Two beams of #protons are now circulating in opposite directions around the Large Hadron Collider, expecting to reach the record energy of 13.6 TeV in the summer of 2022.

We’re delighted to hear that the LHC restart has been a success. 👏 It is a privilege to be involved in the funding and research of such an amazing scientific project, and we look forward to the findings of the next research cycle. #UKatCERN | #RestartingLHC | @CERN

#BehindTheScenes from CERN Control Centre, today 22 April 2022 in preparation for #restartingLHC Stay tuned for more!