ParticleBites

Looking for #scicomm experience this semester? If you're a HEP-related PhD student/postdoc and want to strengthen your writing skills, stay up to date on what's new on the arXiv, and share particle physics with a diverse audience, come write with us! Email particlebites@gmail.com

Every year, particle physics newest results get unveiled at a relatively small conference in the Alps. I wrote a new @ParticleBites summarizing all the new results from this years @_Moriond_ ! particlebites.com/?p=9930

I wrote a new @ParticleBites on why the Higgs self-coupling is both very cool and very important to measure! Many consider it the most important part of the LHC's long term research program and potential future colliders particlebites.com/?p=9909

1/2 A bite on the weakless universe of hep-ph/0604027.

Springy detectors and dark matter resonant frequencies: Joseph Howlett shakes out some ideas particlebites.com/?p=9887

Do we really need the weak force, anyway? @PhysicsNirmal talks about a world without: particlebites.com/?p=9871

2022 was a busy year in the world of particle physics!: particlebites.com/?p=9810 a goal for 2023: write shorter articles 😀

I wrote a new @ParticleBites about all the drama regarding the latest LHCb lepton flavor universality results announced before the holidays Give it a read if you are curious why everyone in particle physics was a bit bummed during the holidays particlebites.com/?p=9844

You can read Joseph's first post on "a scrape with a ghost[ly particle] in a sea of noise" here: particlebites.com/?p=9655

Welcome new writer Joseph Howlett! A PhD candidate @Columbia, Joseph looks for dark matter & solar neutrinos in XENON data and is figuring out how to make liquid xenon really clean. When not doing physics, he enjoys birding in Central Park and making weird stuff with friends.

2nd post: particlebites.com/?p=9706

Want to know understand the craze over the new W mass measurement? @ParticleBites has you covered! Check out a pair of posts from @softcollinear and I on what the result means and how it was done! 1st post: particlebites.com/?p=9690

AND I got to see @FlipTanedo after I don’t know how many years. Flip has been a huge role model and inspiration for me since college. #apsapril @ParticleBites

Is it time for ATLAS and CMS to get #CautiouslyExcited too? My summary of the new excesses shown at @_Moriond_ for @ParticleBites particlebites.com/?p=9672

Aruna is passionate about #scicomm and outreach. When not trying to figure out why things work the way they do and prodding the universe for answers, you can find her outdoors in nature with a trusty camera, cooking or writing poetry for friends and family.

Welcome new writer Aruna Rajagopal! Aruna recently received her PhD in theoretical physics with a focus on applications of gauge/gravity duality in the context of hydrodynamics & out-of-equilibrium systems for relativistic and non-relativistic fluids. She has great taste in hats.

Can we mine black holes for energy? Aruna Rajagopal explores: particlebites.com/?p=9650

Graduate students and #scicomm practitioners, check out #ComSciCon22 (Aug 4-6 in Cambridge, MA). The workshop launched @ParticleBites and shaped my identity as a scientist. Applications due April 1st. comscicon.com/comscicon-flag…

A @ParticleBites reunion across generations at the @KITP_UCSB @theoryfrontier conference! Here with @PhysicsColumbia postdoc & @APS_DPF executive committee member @JuliaGonski and @UCSBPhysics PhD student @AmaraMcCune.