Higgs and Englert Win Nobel Prize in Physics
Francois Englert and Peter Higgs win the 2013 Nobel Prize for theoretical work on how particles acquire mass and for predicting the Higgs boson. Both researchers, from Belgium and Britain, conducted independent work that underpins the Standard Model. The award follows CERN’s confirmation of the particle’s existence and honors their decades long efforts.
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Francois Englert
Belgium
Peter W. Higgs
Britain
European Organization For Nuclear Research
CERN
Royal Academy of Sciences
Stockholm
Higgs
Englert
Universite Libre de
Robert
Academy
University of Edinburgh
Tam
Royal Swedish Academy
Reuters
Peter Higgs
Meyrin
Geneva
U.K
ISU researchers named in Nobel physics prize citation
Iowa State University and University of Iowa physicists are cited in the Nobel Prize acknowledgment for the 2013 physics award to Francois Englert and Peter Higgs. The citation credits ATLAS and CMS teams with Higgs particle discovery at CERN and notes ISU involvement in the experiments and a 2012 paper listing ten ISU researchers.
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Iowa State University
Francois Englert
Peter W. Higgs
Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
ATLAS
CMS
ISU
Switzerland
Chunhui Chen
Gazette
Chen
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