Carlo Rubbia, leader of the bold collider experiment that in 1983 discovered the W and Z bosons, thinks particle physicists should now smash muons together in an innovative “Higgs factory.”
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Thomas Lewton is a freelance science journalist and filmmaker based in London and East Africa. His work has been featured on the BBC, CNN, Thomson Reuters and NPR. A physicist by background, Lewton now explores a breadth of sciences in his writing and videography and their often messy relationship with politics and society.
