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We want to be surprised, CERN scientist says The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is currently undergoing some major upgrades, which will bring scientists closer than ever before to the secrets of the universe when the particle accelerator is up and running again in 2015. CERN scientists nearly positive on 'God particle' discovery Wrapping up the Large Hadron Collider's first three years of work, CERN scientists are nearly positive they've found the elusive Higgs boson, also known as the "God particle." CERN moves Collider data to Hungary, supported by GÉANT terabit network CERN is to use a new remote data centre in Hungary to process and store data from its Large Hadron Collider (LHC) project, which is seeking to discover how the universe was formed. CERN particle could be a Higgs Boson impostor, say scientists Last week, the world took note as CERN announced that it may have found the Higgs boson--or at the very least, a Higgs-boson-like particle. But now, some scientists have suggested that CERN's experimental results may be the result of impostor particles, albeit Higgs-like impostors. Higgs boson researchers excited about cloud computing How did European researchers working on the Higgs boson recently make one of the most revolutionary physics discoveries in recent decades? From an IT perspective, they relied on a good old-fashioned grid computing infrastructure, though a new cloud-based one may be in the offing. Higgs boson 'God Particle' discovered by CERN, claim scientists The European Organisation for Nuclear Research (CERN) claims to have discovered a new particle consistent with the long-sought Higgs Boson, which could explain how matter attains its mass. CERN says EU data protection laws are hindering cloud adoption Researchers at the European Organisation for Nuclear Research (CERN) in Geneva are being held back from adopting cloud computing on any significant scale due to the delay in establishing a European regulatory framework for data protection.
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Higgsu treba dati Nobelovu nagradu Hawking se svojedobno kladio s fizičarem Gordonom Kaneom s Michiganskog sveučilišta da se Higgsova čestica neće pronaći Britanski fizičar Peter Higgs koji je prije gotovo pedeset godina iznio teoriju o postojanju "Božje čestice" trebao bi dobiti Nobelovu nagradu, ocijenio je u srijedu astrofizičar Stephen Hawking. Rezultati koje je u srijedu objavila Europska organizacija za nuklearna istraživanja (CERN) "nedvojbeno upućuju da smo otkrili Higgsov bozon koja daje masu drugim česticama", izjavio je Stephen Hawking na BBC-ju. "Ovo je važan rezultat koji bi Peteru Higgsu morao donijeti Nobelovu nagradu", ocijenio je slavni astrofizičar. Hawking se svojedobno kladio s fizičarem Gordonom Kaneom s Michiganskog sveučilišta da se Higgsova čestica neće pronaći. "Čini se da sam izgubio 100 dolara", kazao je danas. Peter Higgs (83) je 1964. došao na genijalnu zamisao o postojanju teorijske čestice čiji su trag, nakon dugog istraživanja, vjerojatno otkrili fizičari CERN-a. Nova čestica je konzistentna s očekivanjem za Higgsov bozon, ali znanstvenici ne mogu još sa stopostotnom sigurnošću potvrditi da se doista radi o dugo očekivanoj "Božjoj čestici".